– Spilling everyday experiences with words –
Posted on January 4, 2021 by Ugo Nkwoala
O for wisdom, not possessed,to understand the whims of man –to analyze his mind and heartand then try to control his hand. O for wisdom, not possessed,to cleanse this creature’s thoughts of hate –to make of him a foe of warbefore he makes that… Continue Reading “A Clergyman’s Prayer”
Category: Nature, Love & Poetry, Politics & Social normsTags: a-clergymans-prayer, faith, goodness-of-heart, Humanity, Inspiration, mankind, prayer, wisdom
Posted on November 26, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
Love is a child; it beliefs fairy tales –pleasantries, fantasies, and happy endings.Love is a believer; it blots out reasoninflicts its wounds with unfathomable sensibilityafoot, light-headed it condones deceits’ daring –you can make a man out of an ape.A Rake; can be reformed to… Continue Reading “Love Is a Child”
Posted on September 16, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
Man, Man, oh Man,Earth breeds no feebler beast than theeStrange how your beauty has gone forfeitYour world deaf to hope, deaf to its deathDestitute of honor, deprived of honestyGreed gags you down to the deepWorry queries many but few answersMan, man, oh man has… Continue Reading “Man, Man, Oh Man”
Posted on August 23, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
He’s mad,if a man is after moneylike a fugitive on the run.He’s a capitalistif he keeps itby whatever means necessary –ruining anyone solely for profit. He’s a playboyif he spends itwithout a careon booze n’ boobs.A never-do-wellif he doesn’t get itat the dint of… Continue Reading “Money is Only Paper”
Category: Nature, Love & Poetry, Politics & Social normsTags: Capitalism, character, conscience, Delusion, ethics, God, Greed, happiness, human-desire, Humanity, money, morality, pleasure, Poverty, principle, Proverbs 10:22, responsibility, society, Wealth
Posted on July 26, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
Category: Family, Sex & Sexuality, Nature, Love & Poetry, Politics & Social normsTags: cruelty, evil, human-nature, Humanity, man, mankind, self-awareness, selfishness, war
Posted on July 14, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
7 Social Sins there are:Wealth without work.Pleasure without conscience.Knowledge without character.Commerce without morality.Science without humanity.Worship without sacrifice.Politics without principle. Copyright © Frederick Lewis Donaldson |1925 Frederick Lewis Donaldson (1860-1953) was an Anglican priest, well known as the Red Vicar of St Mark’s Leicester, and… Continue Reading “A Sermon”
Category: Nature, Love & Poetry, Politics & Social normsTags: character, commerce, conscience, happiness, Humanity, money, pleasure, Politics, principle, sacrifice, social-norms, Wealth, worship
Posted on July 8, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
Vultures don’t feast on the caravans of the affluentFlies and worms banquet pleasurablyOn the carcasses of the vulnerable,War is for the poor.Guns and bullets prove their mightOn the harmless bodies of the poorMass graves willing to embrace their bodiesWar is for the poorWar does… Continue Reading “War is for the Poor”
Category: Nature, Love & Poetry, Politics & Social normsTags: Democracy, diplomacy, fascism, fighting, Humanity, liberty, life-lessons, loss, Politics, Poverty, society, war
Posted on June 28, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
Think of a world, a world without tearsWhere a man can live for a thousand yearsWith never a grief, an ache or a painAnd never a thought of dying again. Think of a world where a man plants a vineHe can sit in its… Continue Reading “A WORLD WITHOUT TEARS”
Category: Nature, Love & PoetryTags: A-world-without-tears, Humanity, Jehovah-God, Paradise, The Bible, true-friendship
Posted on April 7, 2020 by Ugo Nkwoala
Although the ports at the momentmay have lost their bustle and urgencyand the roar of airplanes at the tarmac silent and idle,very much like empty stands at soccer stadia in Italy,spectators and gladiators locked-down by an unseen foe. Although the chattering of voices,blasting of… Continue Reading “I AWAIT”
Category: Nature, Love & Poetry, Politics & Social normsTags: CooVID-19, Family, Humanity, Kindness and Goodness, lockdown, London, Pandemic, Rush-hour, Sex & Sexuality
IDear Irony, “Tell me, my goddess.”What numbers have you laid sway?Is it the Wise – who derides Folly?Or the ridiculed who derides his mocker –“In all his insight and contemplative devote he isa maverick proclaiming without any result his knowinglike a parched lost vagabond in Saharathe thirst for knowledge had led him to drinkfrom the […]
Had there been no green in him one would not have thoughtHim to have been envenomed, but starting back from theDarting of this virid twister, one forgets at leastFor a moment that there is no question of his virulence here.His color is drawn from the grass in which he flickers,But washed as by the water […]