Tuesday, 19 June 2018

ACHILLES BAPTISM poem by Simpa Omoluabi



ACHILLES BAPTISM by Simpa Omoluabi

Thetis in river Hades of a kind
Did baptize her child a child of mankind.

The river of the underworld Hades
Hades the river of the underworld is.  

In Hades of a kind was Achilles
Baptized, whose flood touched not one of his heels.

In Hades of a kind that’s motherwise
Achilles by Thetis got to baptize
In the river of the underwear-world
Hades of underwear-world flooding blood
Achilles was baptized to know no fear
In the river of the world underwear
Hades of underpant-world the infant
Baptized in river of world underpant. 


Copyright© 2018 'ACHILLES BAPTISM' by Simpa Omoluabi

Sunday, 10 June 2018

MINOTAUR poem by Simpa Omoluabi


MINOTAUR by Simpa Omoluabi



The king Minos had a tiny pecker
O’er which queen Pasiphae sometimes complain
O’er which the king Minos get to feel pain.
The queen conceived and to a son bovine
Gave birth: that it’s a punishment divine
Was the lie the king was advised to tell
That with a bull Pasiphae in love fell
Angry Poseidon made Pasiphae sick
Made Pasiphae lovesick for a bulldick
And she loved a bull meant for sacrifice
Which Minos failed to offer Poseidon
So Pasiphae did born a bovine son.
Pasiphae was made to suffer these lies
For Pasiphae was a bulldick lover. 

Copyright© 2018 'MINOTAUR' by Simpa Omoluabi

Thursday, 7 June 2018

HAMLET poem by Simpa Omoluabi



HAMLET by Simpa Omoluabi

‘Hamlet…’ an existential play of art
In respect to beliefs in afterlife.
King murderer wed to his brother’s wife
Whom none knew his usurp and murderous part.
That whose ghost languishes in hell for sins
Tells his son to avenge his origins:
Justice doomed! Your dad’s killer beds your mum!
Of all your uncle is the bloody bum.  
Hamlet for a while his part did query
As assassin, as ‘hire and salary;
How objective is info from ghostland.
He who sought vengeance dies murderer, and
For the true murderer ‘All’ screamed treason!
Then ‘All’ crowned an alien who just walked in. 

Copyright© 2018 'HAMLET' by Simpa Omoluabi