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Dis Christmas Dey Sweet Ma Bele

Dis Christmas dey sweet ma bele

Bad bele NEPA no wan bring light,
We go on generator

We com full ma palor
Dey talk,
Dey laugh,
Dey chop chicken laps
Dey pour Vino Tinto for cups
Our eye com red, we com high,
Dey sing any nonsense we like.
For dis Christmas on the 25, 2015.

Samuel C. Enunwa aka samueldpoetry
(the Leo with wings flying)

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