Split Complementary Poem by Edgar Andrade Baguio
Split Complementary
I came
You go
I served
You deserved
You choose red
I like green
You watched towers
I touched flowers
I chewed some berries
You ate more strawberries
I simplified the moments
You verified time torments
Do you really like black?
Do I really look white?
Either which one is irrelevant
To this life’s cruel redundant
We better learn fast to ride
Horses on the rocky mountain side
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4/25/2024 4:22:20 AM # 1.0.0.1119
I like thsi poem, dear Edgar Baguio, because it tries to bridge the opposites, and that in the end it manages to give a surprising poetic proposal (riding horses on the rocky mountain side) , that means a lot of common virtues and values at a risk (see my poem Blind Fingers) Thanks for sharing.