Forgotten village
He used to return at dusk
from the fields
with a sack of maize on his back and
beads of sweat on his forehead
smelling of mother earth.
He had put up three scarecrows
their old shirts and trousers flapping in the breeze.
The rusty kerosene lantern hung from the wall
barely lit the balcony. His old Panasonic radio encased
In a old black leather case hung near the kitchen.
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