Starve
your tongue
When your mind is sour
Seal your rims
And give your soul
A million tongues
Clam up your muzzles
Like a mussel shell
Be still and dread
The foe between your lips
That loyal unbridled soldier
That tongue you lash at will
When all you want
Is to launch a punch
But all you’ve got
Is a venom of words
You feel like biting
At people but not
At pizza
Savor a moment
And relish the memoirs
Of the sandwich fair
Crunch a bite
Or chomp your tongue
Drown the words
They seldom are bright
And least of all
You save the reek
© GBOLABO ADETUNJI/ AYOKA
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Fierce and right to the point
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Thank you!
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You have a remarkable way with words. This comment is aimed at all of your poems; not just this one.
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Thank you for your kind words ! I truly appreciate the encouragement.
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