Year in, year out, this walls

Greets our views, every morning

Rinse and repeat

We cannot see beyond it.

This wall is built

On foundation of our Ego;

Plastered by stigmas;

Painted by discriminations –

We hear loud voices

On the other side,

But as said: they are aliens.

Our grade school teacher taught,

That earth is million wide,

But end to end of country home

Is fragile meter length.

It is about time!

For your walls and my walls

Be pulled down.

Solid concrete bricks:

The need for stamp of papers;

Tons of languages to learn,

How about we speak

Only the language of humanity?

In a borderless world – The human community.

Where colour of skin is not a Gate Pass,

No first or second class citizen in any nation,

Let us pull down the walls?

From where cometh deadly fireworks.

Let us see for ourselves,

As hideous brothers we are,

In a borderless world –

Let us pull down this fence.

Folorunsho Ahmed Adekunle is a Nigerian Poet, Performance Poet, Fiction Writer, Essayist (Shortlisted in the US Archaivarian 2023 Essay Writing Competition), has a debut Collection, 'Adisa In The Ray Of Sun' published by Palmwine Republic. UK. His work has featured in the Decades of Nine Hills and Thrills (An anthology in honor Prof.Wole Soyinka, Noble Peace Laureate), The Stripes Literary Magazine, Outside The Box Poetry, AAUASU Magazine '23, Wave of Words Magazine. Founder, Shelter Of Freedom Foundation's Poets In The Trenches Initiatives.

Authors Notes: This Poem paints the Image of a World where Human live as Citizen of the World, not of any Nations. A community of Human Inhabitants of the Earth. Demolition of Walls built by discriminatory Immigration rules, political affiliations, Wars, racial differences, and everything currently that dividing our World, and haunting Humanity.