Highland

Highland

A Poem by Emomoemi Johnson Newcourt

Creaking, the thistles tumbled
To the ground - as of that thud on Pluto.
Breaking, the thorns thawed
As a wicked zephyr throttled Nature's pipes;
My watch crumbled, wormed through the shaky wicket.

Watch that latch give way!

Reeking of a stench whistles cringe from
The sodden mound grumbled,
Streaking atop it a raven, cawed,
As of a thicket bristling
As of a highland melting.

Oh, crumbling thorns;
Thawing highland!
Latch me in!

© 2019 Emomoemi Johnson Newcourt


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Added on June 16, 2019
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Emomoemi Johnson Newcourt
Emomoemi Johnson Newcourt

Abuja, FCT Abuja, Nigeria



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My name is Emomoemi Johnson Newcourt. I'm a Nigerian. I'm a critic, an advocate for the voiceless, and a creative writer. My writing is deep, sometimes dark, and new. Tweet: @newcourte Email: newc.. more..

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