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DRUG ABUSE EPIDEMIC


Alas -the drug abuse epidemic is here            
Driven by selfishness and greedy
Sustained by demons of addiction
Flourishing in apathy
Destroying stealthily but steadily
Eroding physical and mental health
Breeding disease, vices and crimes
HIV/AIDs, prostitution and armed robbery

Awake great citizen of the continent
Drug abuse is an autocrat that is still the author of confusion
Brake the laws and rules and hinders peace
Makes the weather so smoky and stuffy
The hidden place is now a dungeon of kleptos
The body cells regrets been in the cell of smokes
Pesistent and consistent is burning the systems
Heart cancer, kidney stone, lung dying and no hope for living

Alas -the drug abuse epidemic is here
Crippling today, tomorrow's leaders
Sucking curious and ignorant adolescents
Into its tempting vortex of toxic doom
Changing our darling angels at home
Our cherished school of learning
Into bloody raging battle field of horror
When shall this nightmare end?
Awake good people,procrastinate no more
Sound now the alarm of battle
Gird yourselves and bravely fight
This hydra-headed monster in our midst
Devourer of our priceless youths
And threat to stability of nations
This epidemic of drug abuse
All hands on check
United we prevail
Divided we fail and fall
let continue fighting against drug abuse

BY
TESTIMONY O. OBI





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