Thursday, 2 June 2016

THAT MANGO FRUIT

On top of the tree
Attractive to the eye
Desirable to the mouth
Required by the stomach

As I await your ripeness
Courageous men are eating it with salt
With our gaze fixed and hands outstretched towards the matured ones
We are outrun by the birds that pierce the mango flesh with their beak

As it hung on the tree
To posses it is my ultimate goal
To feel the touch of its tender flesh my utmost desire
A lot of people want this too; I must outmatch them to reach my goal

If I use a stone, I could damage the mango
If I use a stick, it may fall and get bad
If I rely on the guy on the tree, he may not give me what I desire
If I buy on the road, it may not be fresh

I have to climb the tree
Possibility of falling is the risk I must take
Staining my cloths is a price am willing to pay
I will get more options while on the tree

By
Bijimi Daniel Meindous

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