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Christopher Kudyahakudadirwe

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Poem "The Cold Day Unveils":
- written February 1992
- published April 2, 2009
- viewed 20 times

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»Mothers, Women, Wives«
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»The Cold Day Unveils«

by Christopher Kudyahakudadirwe

Nor fertid smell flew the air
from where cometh we know not
sweetness ain't there either, but
huggardness hugs hags in rugs
'round a wintry hearth.

Curtained,
the window hath salvation
but daylight never delivers, but
viscous mercurial mucus rivers
down the nose course.

Grant, sneeze, cough – cough!
Grand coats (some from the War)
grimly show up a greying morn, and
'pon this de javu
life has to go on.
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  •  Hettie Van Zyl: "This is for sure the right words to describe a winters sneezing cold."