The Bashful Lover Poem by Saviour Otubelu

The Bashful Lover



I sat on a pavement waiting for her
But when she appeared I lowered my gaze
I guess she stood staring in great wonder
For my head was bowed like one in a daze

Moments strolled by, and I raised my head
As soon as our eyes met my heart sank
Up till this moment no words had been said
I had nothing to say- my head was blank

Deafened by the silence I tried to speak
But to the roof of my mouth my tongue clove
At last I did speak but my voice was weak
Too weak to express the flames of my love

Moments passed, she was gone; I banged my head
I stamped my feet and bit my finger
I reproached myself for the words unsaid
And wished for yet another chance with her

Thursday, July 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: feelings
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Captain Herbert Poetry 17 July 2015

Well done. A nice piece. Thanks for sharing

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Akachukwu Lekwauwa 17 July 2015

nice piece, you expresse the scenario so well. Please read my poem 'Calculus Of A Life Time'

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Allotey Abossey 16 July 2015

You write well my friend... This is witty and sounds like many people's story

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