DRYNESS

DRYNESS by G. Ogbenigho

The sands breathes out dust

Grasses feeling her ripe age

Gale in frustration lust

Her away from the cage

Fires ply’s through the bush

Each ply as slap or push

Quite perplexed

The way the days now prepared

Hawk afar peeps at a friend

The dogs cries of the hare

And all loose the trend

Of life and end in care

The dry throat crack

Waters on the ocean gone

Fishes dried on the rack

No more to stool but turn.

Now we look at each other

Our hands coarsed

Our nose disturb by order

Why should we go Boss

Because Angels Are In White…

The poem is on Doctors who were heroes to us in the time of Covid-19

The Book is Being Written

How we observe and how we reflect.

The Dreary Faceless

The observations and reflections of a traveller in a foreign land.

The Model House

The facades of a perfect home.

The Woman Who

This peom is about a woman in my life, who is suppose to be there for me but is not.