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TWENTY-TWENTY


If my pen has wake I will write about Your killing color And draw your dangerous shape I am crying for your end And smiling for your heir But please tell not to hit The sleeping minds that healed As you stayed showed us How to know the readiness Of corona upon us And the face of prayers I promise to remember About paying of hunger We suffered and swallowed In the presence of you My adieu to you The year of soap and sanitizer
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Abubakar Muhammad Usman

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