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"The book died" by Taiye Kolawole
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Laughter sprang from throats, Of those seated with brains before books,but doctor said again..
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"The book died
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long time ago."
Doctor told us.
Laughter sprang from throats
Of those seated with brains before books,
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but doctor said again,
"The book died
long time ago
and I participated in its burial.”
More laughter
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echoed from back to front
of the classroom.
But it is true,
many lazy brains killed the book
just like less salt kills food.
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He repeated
with a threat of evidence –
a graphological decline in studies,
at sixteen years of teaching.
"The book died
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long time ago.”
Doctor told us,
so we continued resuscitating
as we put our pens on opened books.
Taiye Kolawole is a poet and 400-level student of Department of English and Literary Studies, Faculty of Arts and humanities Kogi State University, Anyigba, Kogi State.
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