ISSUE IV: Mirror of Society
"Mirror of Society" is The Global Youth Review's fourth issue, which revolves around themes of social injustice, inequity, and inequality. We warmly welcome you into a space filled with riveting prose, poetry, and photography from creators across five continents. Designed by Sena Chang
"Mirror of Society" is The Global Youth Review's fourth issue, which revolves around themes of social injustice, inequity, and inequality. We warmly welcome you into a space filled with riveting prose, poetry, and photography from creators across five continents. Designed by Sena Chang
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By SARAH<br />
Poetry<br />
WHO IS TO<br />
BLAME?<br />
By OLADEJO ABDULLAH FERANMI<br />
Descending from the body<br />
Comes the head <strong>of</strong> he who perished a nicer<br />
way<br />
In the hands <strong>of</strong> the men who seek fort in the<br />
bush<br />
But attention was paid more to emotional internal affairs<br />
Staking the souls <strong>of</strong> teens, fathers<br />
To face death in its vault. Who is to blame?<br />
Round, they sit now and then, fiddling<br />
Their games are from both standpoints. Unmasked,<br />
conspiracy<br />
Became the pass to rule, forgetting it's not to reign,<br />
The eternal curses, the souls <strong>of</strong> their puppets,<br />
The tears for their beloved, the dead man's mother<br />
Sets the suns even before dusk. Who is to blame?<br />
Who is to blame? The soil, a lot we met,<br />
Governed by our fathers, now pools blood. interstate,<br />
Religious disputes, with disputes in places<br />
Not worthy <strong>of</strong> calling home. Sit and pounder,<br />
You're the case, and it all emanated from you<br />
Labor on yourself before inquiring; “Who is to blame?”<br />
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