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Adieu...

(Dedicated to the couple who lost their lives during the gas explosion on Sunday 15th March, 2020 at Abule Ado, Lagos - Nigeria) From far away We heard the loud bang It sounded rapturous But it was not to be Louder than it all Was your sun setting at noonday A very black Sunday it was As the smoke rented our airspace The blast darkened your Sun Hopes and dreams shattered In an already hopeless nation With less regard for human life Is it really true you two are gone? Is it really true Junior also returned? How my glands are filled with tears... The agony, the pleas for mercy Chisom, God is with you always Better in heaven, than this wicked world The death that took a promising couple When we hoped to welcome Junior Who cursed this nation? Who? Let us consult the Oracle That we may make atonement And cleanse our land of evil We plead the blood over all But when I looked into the skies Your stars shone brightly Because you transited as believers Chi, my hands are weak Why did God allow this, why? When I close my eyes, I see you Your unborn child... I still see your dimple And your hubby's carved nose Now I am suffering from insomnia Never again shall there be infant of days Never again shall we be cut in our prime But now that your sun already set at noonday You three are already on board For you, it is the final call We are coming, not just yet It is a debt we owe. Adieu! Babatunde Raimi Author/Life Coach/Poet 08178827380 & 08035063895
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