The Blue Glass
Take up the burden and blemish the glass
Your umbra when sun’s behind
Now seedlings sown with love in mass
Be needles slim to find
Tame the beast in midnight royal
They be a child at play
You played a bosom loyal
To the crowns of yesterday
Who perishes for your fruit and smart?
For that is where you’ve stumbled
Blind eyes to tint but not to heart
Call for you to be humbled
The glass will soon be yours to see
Watch Africa cry blue
Whose burden will it be
When guilt scrambles to seize you?
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