SECRETS

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Were our secrets a footstep
what are a great crevice it would excavate
larger than a thousand earth mower


Were our secrets a trail

it would slither like serpents into grooves and crests 
of an endless maze we eventually get lost


Were our secrets a water body

It could never be a gentle pool oozing cool sea breeze to a sultry heartland;
No! it would be a great Tsunami 
bursting violently devouring everything in its path


Were our secrets an insect

it would be the tag-team of a canker worm and locust 
bringing to naught all the years of blood and sweat 
on the field of life


Were our secrets a king

no living thing would ever escape his cruel fist
never escaping from eternal captivity 
so much that the very air we breathe would surely not be toll-free


Were our secrets a Mother-Hen

she would be that precocious one
minding all the carnality of this world 
as her chicks gets torn and maimed 
between the curved claws of hawks and foxes 
lurking in the dark corners for unsuspecting mums


Were our secrets a road sign

It would surely lead to the broad street of Hell


Were the hidden secrets of the worlds made to flow 

like the wild hydrosphere untamed
it would be an endless stream of water
leaving a negligible portion for all men to live.


Our secrets are as a breathing natural disaster 

waiting to happen
Maybe it is just OK to keep secrets secret.

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