Indefference Poem by Mohammed Abideen Oluwalonsola
Indefference
From here silent though;
base on the soft baritone
answering bird soprano
yet; my door stayed closed,
and this noon; sparrows remain voiceless,
and this nature don't know;
what shape they should be
Thou; i know my worth is more than these
yet; silent kiss me on temple
and fear stab my heart;
at the risk of joy i left
Yet; late i remember am a year plus,
and i got a time to celebrate.
When thought came to me in santa hat,
and holy cast their spells.
Through thesame line;
joy and hope make my candle fired.
Yet; Dadaa health make my heart throb.
I love the last line of the poem.Through thesame line joy and hope make my caddle fired.
From here my heart leap and thank with gratitude
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5/5/2024 8:19:56 AM # 1.0.0.1119
fantastic.....