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Marcia Nonkululeko Tladi

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Poem "Were the world mine to change":
- written October 2006
- published October 16, 2006
- viewed 333 times

Other poems by Marcia Nonkululeko Tladi:
»A child called hope«
»Come and make it rain«
»Dear Death«
»Find no solace in suicide«
»Girl from Mozambique«
»I Am A River«
»I am not complaining«
»I love Poetry«
»I won't stop writing«
»Loveless Day«
»Magic carpet of dreams«
»Temptation«
»Unfinished Story«
»You Find Me«


»Were the world mine to change«

by Marcia Nonkululeko Tladi

Were the world mine
To shape
I would mould every man alike
For a moment?s peace
I would

Were the earth mine
To rotate
I would halt it at the axis
To dispel the dizziness
That comes with
The speed of rats racing

I would break the sun in two
And shine it all spheres
I would shatter the moon
And make it into little stars
And speckle the skies by day
To keep the dark away

For a moment?s peace
I would bathe man?s heart in milk
To neutralise the hatred
The jealousy
I swear I would
Were the world mine
To shape

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