ON PAIN

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What is your pain? Is it when you hit a part on something or your tooth beckons for a repair? Is pain something hidden in the pillars of the heart or an open sore? Perhaps, is it how you feel when you see the homeless or your reaction to that clown cloned by his own ignorance?

Will you feel a sting when a stranger suddenly strangles you for utilizing your left hand or when your eyes envy you? How about memories that end at the back of the mirror or the luxury of a missing coin?

Or about a mischievous theory that locked us home for an endless time and the uncertainty of living that it births?

Did you hear about Kina who ended herself because of faraway cares or 

about

Enitan, who, to breathe well killed his family?

Is it how an addiction enchants and cunningly lures you till it dives and dines into your veins?

How about life shifts and circles, how do you behold that?

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Anonymous said…
quite relatable... thumbs up!!
September 18, 2020 at 12:40 AM
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