DESPAIR OF HONOUR. By KEMKA S. IBEJI

KEMKA S. IBEJI

DESPAIR OF HONOUR

Call it anything else
Yes I despair
It is on my honour
Yes I despair

They can wed
They're not averse to togetherness
They cohabit and inhabit
Despair and honour
They live in me
Oh yes! They do

Filled with hope I moved
I joined the trudge to liberate
The saunter for the good
I hoped we could win
As we win the tool of service
Where are we?

Envy came on call
Enmity enjoyed her fun
Like thieves booties are shared
Our identity vanished as humans
We're now tribes
In tribes the cheating festered
The hate blossomed
And the dreams died

I despair
It's of honour
Take me out
I don't have of mine
Our nation cries
I don't enjoy the dirge

Don't serve me any relish
I'm not here for it
I'm here for our people
They hunger and thirst
Their future smiles bleak
The cries thunder

Thanks to your joy
The man or men
From the West and North
Our nation is shared
Along winners and losers
Wherever you belong
I don't care anymore
My bid is for all
Give us life that spurred us

That we may sleep with hope
Wake with obi uto
Embrace one another
It's the dream that dragged me in
I despair

I despair in honour
I despair not hate
I despair but support the good
I despair and not withdraw
I despair to say the truth
Our nation is my concern

Don't serve me the porridge
Give all their lives
As deserving to all
That we may say once again
We love our nation

Written by KEMKA S. IBEJI

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