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Chijike K Ndukwu

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You Cursed My Brothers; Now What!
by Chijike K Ndukwu → (All Poetry by Chijike K Ndukwu)
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Events always proved that steroetyping should never see the sun.

 


You Cursed My Brothers;Now What


You said my brothers are thieves
And I said other people steal too
You frowned that by brothers are fools
And I said we are not the monopoly
You ranted that my brothers patronize lies
And I said people even lied in the bible
You said my brothers are prostitutes of illegality
And I reaffirmed that we never created it
You insisted that we are all rouges
And never to be trusted
I cautioned that it was a callous talk
But now that Ehindaro has stolen
And in chains inside the computer
Whose brother is he?
Now what!


chijike ndukwu


June 16,2007.


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 Reviews of "You Cursed My Brothers; Now What!"
Reviewed by Michelle Mead
Reviewed on June 8, 2008
I will never understand racism or belittling and judging others-you have showed here the ignorance of that type of thinking.

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on May 25, 2008
Can't say it any better than what Kathy has said and she is so right.

Reviewed by Kathy Armijo
Reviewed on September 20, 2007
Let he who is without blemish cast the first stone.

It's easier to beat-up on others than to look within ourselves.
Well written,
Kathy


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