I Set Off Poem by Naveed Akram

I Set Off

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I set off for another land luxurious,
Hoping to find a hidden monster,
The virtuous of the hilarious,
Coping and keeping the artful ancestor.

Open the doors to the bars and hats,
Let the public be asked about the monster,
Who makes you rich and famous,
Fighting its back and fighting back.

An asteroid then arrives and approaches us,
Blasting, banning, and blaming the monster;
Blisters turn on the feet and toes,
Mindful of the monster's huge gaze and throat.

My idea has died, my forgotten song
Launches into words of the world,
So the lord is a barring minister,
One of the asteroids has burdened him.

The asteroid shall arrive and approach
The forgotten dragon of gold,
A mad poet or a madder position,
The dragon has died from too much burst.

Friday, September 22, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: voyage
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Naveed Akram

Naveed Akram

London, England
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