Poetry | The artist’s ordeal | Wabwire Ronald | 2022-12-08 17:12:45
The artist’s ordeal | Wabwire Ronald | 2022-12-08 17:12:45
Wondering and wondering in the
none valued profession
My soul cannot feel my degree.
Meer mockery fills the media.
Hopelessness is at the center of the
teaching faculty.
I did not do sciences.
The noise to defend the useless
is full and irritating
The father has decided;
I cannot make or mend bridges.
I cannot cure covid
He has tried to call upon my
guardian angel
And has not seen him reply;
He didn’t teach me to heal humans
or construct a road
I cannot move floating islands
He too has accepted
My degree is useless
Deep in my own sea of thoughts
Bitterness is my pillow
I move aimlessly- a defenseless
child- an artist
Questions are many but the answer
is one;
I am a cursed soul- born in
Uganda
In Uganda where only bridges and
roads matter
Where only ability to move
floating islands is commendable
Where only virus and cure
developments are valuable
Uganda, where those who can’t do
these are bastards
They must lick plates
Theirs is the least
They are the last
They must beg
That is my country.
For God and my country, Uganda.
28th
Oct, 2021
Comment about "The artist’s ordeal" by Wabwire Ronald
The image of the arts teacher is properly expressed. Did you mean angel in "He has tried to call upon my guardian angle"?
Thank you, Emmanuel Tumwesige. I have edited. God bless
Tear - rolling narrative for the arts fraternity. Thank you for pouring our hearts, as arts teacheers.