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by samuel May 3, 2005 category : Life, society / about society
Jesus looks at Nigeria As once he beheld the leper He asks the historic quiz Wilt thou be made whole? The pharisees are the government Sneering at this saviour You must not cure a man On Sabbath day. Sabbath is everyday in Nigeria We do not stretch our hands No healing can take place It is hard work. But he still asks, Persists Coaxes with countless entreaties Wilt thou be made whole? Gloomy import-based economy One commodity alone for sale Social injustice the livelong day - And you would not be made whole? The leper stretched forth his hand And received his healing But the pharisees withdrew to plan To kill Jesus. We keep our disease covered Who cares for healing! Jesus withdraws To bemoan our government. Our pharisees have the alternative We will not be made whole We will rather go on The way we are.
by Robie Lincer
The poem is okay!Keep it up always!