Battle of Shades and Tints
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The maker separated light from darkness
But humanity he made in oneness
People around rendering themselves soulless
Quarrying enmity with zealous harness
Foes are lacking when you love and hate less
Kids born with love miserably grow hopeless
Of uniting racial dogmas of chumminess
This has been the battle of shades and tints
A maximum taste of hate with no mint
We can only see the light when we squint
So we are not blinded by misled sole prints
Crafting for the next era a blue-print
Through thorough and deliberate reprints
Of healing broken history with bands of splints
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Ebenezer Mikwene Mowete
Ebenezer Mikwene Mowete is currently studying in the University to become a doctor. Reading, singing and writing are his top passions. He is an avid reader of novels and medical books. He has a keen interest in surgery and on making a global impact. He lives in Benin City, Nigeria.
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