BUILT ON THE HILL

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By G. Naih Peter, Torit, South Sudan

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I saw them so involved,

Today in most crimes,

Making what they’d got dissolved,

But all I see is just a dime,

Nothing at all is solved.

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So hard is what they think

That all is fine still,

Marching boastfully in pink

In multitude they see sinks,

Still I see nothing at the hill.

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At their own acme

Growth is cars, don’t ask me,

‘Cause it is all crystal clear,

Just have time, smell and hear,

It’s a thing many have to bear.

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Built on the hill,

Is fine society by bills,

Made stronger in fine tills

With a clamp but not to kill,

That is the seal not surreal.

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Naih Peter is a Crop Protectionist by profession and a poet. Contact him via: naih.peter87@gmail.com

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