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EMMANUEL JOSEPH OLUMAKISS - POEMS

3/12/2020

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Emmanuel Joseph Olumakiss(a.k.a Uzy Kiss) Is an award winning writer of Nigeria descent & a passionate Poet right from high school, one whose joy emanates from dinning with poetry, A social critic that corrects the societal ill through writing, born by nature to rekindle depressed soul by mere jotting of words. 
A business oriented mogul with his name graced in different international anthologies. He also runs an online poetry group Y. A. P. A & A. P. S (Young African Poets Association & African Poets Summit) with both groups ranked as one of the most visited group/page on Facebook. 

ABANDON OF HAVES... ​

​Among the foreign trend 
soul Africa ride
Afflictions we sowed mind
Negro race;
A freedom chase
Our contest;
A long trip
Imported roads we lie tied
Fighting night cold the country side
High healed home have stolen our soul & skills
Beautified earthen taps;
The street we hawk milk
An amazing satellite future trek on bare foot
Journey of long mile we prefer using foot

Place with difference;
Where do we hail from?
Why base in foreign exchange?
Jewelries;
To buy gold
Our exchange;
A foreign life

Strangers we usually know;
Merely by our mother's tongue
Humans avoid life for a marathon
Ups and down movement;
An open minded
Seeing all eyes;
A blindfolded
Chase of a white collars job

Tit-tat we toe town
Quick in quiz queue
Like earthen sand
As we abandon our haves
To have more

Struggle of life isn't a  strong bone?
Hard to crack
Lives on
With two or numerous troubles 
Added to existing ones
Like; kids,kits and kin
Where we know no safety 
There we bury head
Our honourable names;
The back door embassy
Before the journey flight
No black friend in the life 
Of a black man
All in hid identity
Claiming the white man's life

Seeing people
The road side
Thus web,thatch,
Canal,the underground....
My home African brothers
And the abandoned bridges 
Mississippi river flows there in
There the beggars ride
And there also vehicle of life heaped us

Where could one spend life?
Keep knelling 
Or sit as if standing 
Waiting for a waned hope
Cutting corners...
Can we survive only by people's aid?
Staying abroad like one living with AIDS! 
Security heavily lock the city
Starting from the middle East, 
South America, Asia down to California
Benefits of life we know not
Begging for alm isn't a beggars choice?
Who knows the givers mind?

Our war abroad isn't heavier?
Nothing we even saw at home
Natural disasters enveloped us;
Flood,earthquake, hurricane, war,
diseases, drought, stand our way
Hopelessness and stagnation;
Two agents of disabilities 
Behold! human turn down our refuge
To a life threatening lodge
Living a hide and seek life 
To sneak danger 
Blacks and the white police 
We suffer life sentence, execution 
And deportation...

A weapon after us!
Renewal of paper, passbook
A traveller's card
Our home chores 
Flies we use breakfast 
A terror of the night 
In a world of no human feelings 
Negros are treated like mere dungs
Blacks like us;
Used, to clean dirt... 
Could this be the white man's life 
Many questions I 've always asked;
Is there no life in Africa?
How do people survive doing farming in America?
Is there any other means to survive order than the air we breath?

Our certificates, 
And the degree holders;
A waste in overseas 
Since you can't cry out loud 
Among the blacks, whose a lucky one?
Whose fate still breathe life 
Instead burnt ashes 

Our life have lavished abroad!
It is in foreign man's hand 
We are used for refuse;
Ritualist for Rituals
Adulterers for Adulteries 
Traffickers for Trafficking 
Our head usually a loyalty 
For something we know not
Who smear joy?
And who among men live a happy mind?
Street deep in thought;
We work wealth
And luckily living 
Our rights roams in dungeon Street 
Is here truly our existence?
Why still live like outcasts?
Oh Negro life speechless!
Water we buy 
Food we 're deprived
Currency on hide 
Our job; a give and take
Taxes; unemployed
Power for Honourables
Hour Haves 
Trials have not 

All these our refusal for Home calling 
Till the year keep turning 
Our soul a true brotherhood of 
"" ALA-BU-OTU""
A destructive slogan 
Among black beings
We 've all claim we' re one race
Don't you know the sound of" "IGBO'S-GONG''
Brotherhood in John Kennedys inn
Wine and dine in Saintiego' s club
Love and care far from Los Angeles lodge 

Many of the rich house in our clan 
Treated like street pushers abroad
And terribly butchered around town
By the world rulers,including adults and infants

Abandon of Haves
To have more 

FEMINIST WORLD

​My father's demise brought 
me gold coast
My blood finally give up 
on harlot road
The aches of Childhood has
left a stretch mark on the back 
of my old age
Strength of our country men is sold

We fake love in disguise 
Can one sip poison and seek twice?
Over pampering once spoilt my old life

Our problem a trace 
from women's tribe
Many of them on mobile
Too  strange;
An odd mind
They have no job,a gold mine
Why do men choose to dine on red wine?

All we have;
A sacrifice
With life we are bound to pay the big price
Many of this wrath waits to unknown end
With full trust they vow to be crucified on my own laps
Begging i procreate for their husband
Men without manhood!

Its a pity when men feed on women's struggle
Do we really have a home to  build?
Why live my fellow man's life?

Alas!
My past mistake 
i 've given a new birth!
The masculine world in  tragedy
Women mistake me as their fellow woman
My foreign friends say am a mere feminist
It has down on me this time!

How do I cover my outpouring pain?
Can we hide the raw truth?
What will I tell my unborn child?

Why do men live a feminist life?
Where husbands are compelled to 
do the wish of their own wives
Men were seen to be too weak
No place to call a home
No single decision of my own

Those accommodated by women 
are not real men 

I face a challenge of a teddy bear
A woman paid a price on my own head
And still call me by full name "HUSBAND"
My people were without Shame when they gave my hand in marriage

Who impose a curse on our traditions?
Indeed our men are not made for actions
How can we fold arms we the male folks
And allow the female counterparts ruin the affairs of our own home?
But they called it "LOVE"
When I talk,they laugh it off
Many said is the common tie
Cos a female gained us mere freedom
For this reason we should all drown on their own laps

They even said I have no moral right 
To lay my hand on my woman 
When she does wrong 
If I don't correct her by words... 
Won't I correct her with my bare hands?
How will she change?
They called it ''''ABOMINATION""
Many called me names....
Protesting as if they have gone mad
That right of women must be protected 
They foretold I would face a penalty 
For breaking the country's rules

How do men survive life in a feminist world?
They said our role is to stay at home 
And watch the female counterparts do the whole farming 
Even babies most time get fade up

Will I continue like this till I get old?

Won't I go stealing busy doing nothing?

Shouldn't I work for the future of the unborn child?

How do we survive with one life?
Our government is runned by a woman
A half man;
People with immortal mind
And we call that life
While the so called men sit back at home 
Busy doing nothing 
With folded arms watching the world a whole lot

We need a change in our government!
Who among you has a cure to our ailment?
If only we can give a listening ear to our nightmares
And take up a fight for our common right 

Who will disarm our government? 

It seems am the only one concerned... 

A woman in charge of our airflow
A marriage my fellow men called life 
Still they share their women 
With uncommon men 
Men without manhood 
They keep saying is normal 
When I say Its ""AdULTERY"" 
And something against the law
They would clamor to stone me to death
Or threaten to send me packing 

Imagine a woman playing the role of a giant 
Ah! 
How will I know my unborn child 
When my wife put to bed? 
Won't my heir be claimed by a fellow man? 
Because of our subjection to feminist world

Go spit your fire on our elders 
Go tell the men on sleep to act fast 
Go tell the people on the street to make haste 
Go tell the men on suit the main fact 
Tell them there's no time
Remind them we must live fine 
Sing to our fathers in casket our usual song 
Tell them in time of trial
We must stay wake 
This is the hour 
We must not waste
The firewood they fetched in dry season 
Has risen to consume us 
The subjection they put us through 
Have caused Heaven a handshake 
Tell them today they must all wake 
To see with their blind eyes where the world has led us
Explain to them they 're all fakes 
For using their hand to change our own fate 
And misplaced it as the will of the gods
Even the gods are on curse
They know nothing 
They all share from our long sufferings 
No one is allowed to appease them 
Because it's only the women that do the talking 
If they say we should talk we talk
Else we will all remain to die in silence 

IGEDE THE SPIRIT DANCE

​Dance not my child!
The heartbeat of Igede drum
For It is far from your perceived joy
Dance not to the elevation of its sound
Its resounding voice only breeds menace
Why not Wait until the drumming fade?
So you could see the danger of its taste
With the hand slapping of the drum
A grievous signal is drawn
Tubam! Tubam! Tubam!
A ceremonial call of massacre
Hailing the victims of stillbirth

Dance not my child!
Igede the spirit dance
With its resounding voice
of a temporal victory
coupled with allies of harmony
pampering the tragedy of future woes
When trial is called does it not hunts the victim and neighborhood?

Dance not my child!
Igede the warfare song
A drum soaked with
blood of our kin
Better hold your life stiff
And in wisdom be keen
For Igede parades with vengeance
visiting the deeds of the fathers
To the children even the ones yet unborn

Caution my child!
Be patient so you don't bow
to the vocal tone
Nor draw disaster near our post
Let your ear first do the dancing
And if possible let your leg flee
In pursuit of a long life
For here lies the end of
numerous dreams
And as many ve been burnt

Dance not my child!
The dance of the spirit force
Dance not to the whims and caprice
of the political overlords
Dance not to Igede the spirit dance
It is your future you ve been made to exchange
Eating your tomorrow today
Forgotten the plight in each gain.

​PROS & CONS

​ I use to live like a pagan

Though not that I don't know who God is,
I only wanted my peace
Instead of casting and binding my own neighbors any time am on my knees.
Or busy rendering my offerings to enrich the rich.

 I wanted to live like a philosopher,

Not that I don't know God exist,
I only want to do things my way,
Just for the sake of joy and bliss.
I don't mind if I fail or succeed.

There are time I choose to  live like the scientist,in order to have more Knowledge of God,
And prove the world wrong on the things they claim came to exist without origin or a trace.

 I would like to live like the great
inventor,
To create just like God,
And be famous with my work.

Most times I feel happy living 
Like a Muslim who is afraid to
offend his God,
Simply because he lives by the law.

I use to live like an idle man or the street beggar who feel there's no need to work,
only rely on the alms of strangers and friends,
In as much he can eat and survive.

There are some days i allow 
my pride to govern so people
can know my worth
I don't die in silent 
I only vomit my thought

The other time when I decide 
not to be cool,
I only wanted to be hot.

I use to live like the rich,
Who got his eyes on his wealth and care less about lending some of his time to God,
Until tragedy befalls on him,
then he can run back to the Church
so his problem could be solved.

There are period i  live like a hypocrite whose Presence is 
felt in the Church,
He's endowed with speaking in tongues,
He even recite and preach God's word,
he is faultless in his eyes any way,
After all says and done,
then he still go the way of
the world.

Sometimes I think and live like the poor,
who doesn't bother acquiring much wealth,
Could it be his thinking is low,
He's always afraid of risk,
hence he has a little food that can keep his strength.

Often times I live like the parliaments,
who would implement the law,
and decide not to live by it
Because to them obeying the law isn't by force.

I am just like  the philanthropist,
who doesn't receive back what 
he give.
Many who ask him receive
He extend his help to the less privilege in the street.

I use to live as if am insane
Even when going my way
I talk only to myself
I hiss and punch the air
busy blaming my past.

Several times I 've lived just
like the common man
who wants a simple life
but restricted by the law of his land.

I wish to be like the Christians
Who were told to exchange
right for wrong
And the good for evil
And give love for hate
Only with their faith 
they can convince their God.

I wish life is fair
My problems I wouldn't 
like to share,
Though life doesn't end up here,
I know not everybody is aware.
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