Shrivelling Love Poem by John Collins Areyayefa

Shrivelling Love

Rating: 5.0


He who is me.
I was a million an agape,
thousand a storge.
I was hundred an eros,
tense a philo.
My name was defamed and blasphemed.
My status, brought to nothing
they've prostituted my dignity
and mocked my sacredness.
Welshing
my worth which was much a wunderkind.
Oh precious me, alive a mulch
dragged through dung
And now I prevail in little measures.
My worth which was much a wunderkind,
came waddlimg among the witless.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mohammad Akmal Nazir 30 June 2011

Great poem with a very strong structure. Nice imagery and style. Voted 10. Thanks for sharing..... Kindly read and vote my poem 'A humble complaint' (listed in top 500 poems) on page 2 of my poems. Regards Akmal

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