A THOUSAND FRAGMENTS

Posted on by Asonze Jesse
Photo by Anni Roenkae on Pexels.com

If I fall, when I fall
And break into a thousand fragments
On this cold heartless floor
Please gather me back up
And puzzle me together
Then hold me in place with super glue
And let me be born anew
Like pieces resting in peace

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Published by Asonze Jesse

Asonze Jesse is a Nigerian poet, storyteller, spoken word performer and public speaker from Owerri, Imo state. A medical student and an avid reader of books; he likes to dissect and breeze through paragraphs searching out meanings and comprehending the mystery of turning words into images. His works have appeared on Wrr.ng. He loves to meet people and have powerful conversations that have the potential to change lives.