IMORALITY

A little party stricken written deck

That plunders the emzorline savor

Oh! The plural of Men

Will never cease to exist

As far as humanity is concerned

Comes sun, comes rain

The plural of men

Will never cease to exist

A blunder!

That sets men on power

A clue of lifestyle

That sets men to their ecstasy

What wisdom of men

That triggers the supernatural action

When the natural is exhausted

Oh! Barbarian Men!

The gods of the thunder

Bringing failure to humanity

In the Island of forgetfulness

Adieu! Ejoor!

Written by: Onyia Emeka Harford

DESCRIPTION: The poem is talking about nature of a man, the instinctual behavior of a man which is an advantage in bearing of children and the poet sees this instinctual act as a gift as well as wisdom that God has given to man to be fruitful and achieve a maximum result.

The Poem is a quatrain of African Poem describing the unavoidable nature of a man as stated in line 1-4 as an little short enjoyment that has a negative values on a man which may result in suffering if not properly organized. On the other hand it has an advantage to humanity because it is a source of reproduction of Human lives.

The poet continue from line 5-8 to express the advantage of this unavoidable nature of a man, though it is an enjoyment but that is the source of reproduction of life which will never cease.  And it is continuous process till time indefinite.

From line 9-12, the poet tries to express that this natural gift is sometime expressed unconsciously which may be seen as a mistake because of the dumbfounding passion surrounding the gift.

From line 13-16, the poet also sees this same unavoidable nature of a man as wisdom of God because it produces result which is duplicates of men. And he said when men are given birth in the earth; the supernatural powers are out to dominate the stars and fortune of men. Here is where Heroes are determined by the Celestial bodies. The stars are determined by the unseen forces.

From line 17 – 20 describes the powers that struggle for the destiny of a man to include the god of thunder, which brings misfortune to the new born child contrary to the will of God. But God must always prevail in all things. The planetary bodies will like to dominate but God will always prevail in all these powers when we are prayerful.

WRITER/PUBLISHER: ONYIA EMEKA HARFORD

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