The Dream Of Little Sophie Poem by Adeosun Olamide

The Dream Of Little Sophie



Wake, my baby
The breeze passes soon
Wake, my baby
To hearken the stars
In thy cradle- come
To kiss life dews
Come quick- the tide’s almost

Hush, Hush here- my little one
Else slumbering grave wake
Amble hey- my only love
So- do not wake valley angst
Along fouls it- with
Hush, Hush I prithee-
Else shadows come for-

To yonder our pace is spawn
Yet lay fruitless weary that bids
Beyond fog that blind-ens us
By spikes and roses- our end
Hush little one- the fair peril sings
By the owl that trails-
And thro its eyes- death watches prey

Farewell- your babyish self
And on thus garment survival
For shadows march towards
Hearken o now my sweet- aught
To long slumber if could
For shadows march here
Do dark in calls its deep
For hunger too to devour- woo

But hush baby- mother here still
To find whence came- key out
Ha! -that path there obscures form
And tarry only- a shed that houses odd-
Hush -Hush my child- presage that dwells
From ruin gaze to weary shed- crawl
Suffer knee earth food than whole lost-
Mine, stir fear to quicken thy pace
I call- conjure fright yours to hasten
While wade off evil that slobbers here

Shed light o betraying shrubs-
That uses dark jam sight ours
O pulses like of moles have life
That your loftier acme should stamp
When thro dark, flee see
And lo- mine own gather acquaintance
For in there- much likes- ours
In spiders sprawls, dusts alike

Thy murmur calls death- Child
Hush now or thy cry shall betray this veil
But a prayer at heart sentence us not-
Hang thy cough or shall wake spiders there
That ever babies limb gobble-
And here to the pane come crawling
To see- valley shadows splits-
See -there third and fourth-
That here stare, at you
O, the stare bore you sullen-

Hide!
Hush in thy cradle-
Let thine cushions swallow thee
Hush I plea- so may hear their jeers
So may prevail these third and fourth
Hush I plea- so may catch their gossip
Their lips form like they desire thee-
Hide! -lay yet your life in pain than death
Bring ease- cushion writhes you scorn at
By, I see them closer come
And where perfect thence vanish-
Embrace on thy slumber- precious child
There chain in hand they strive to pull
And remain carcass in their hungry claws
And o this drooling mouth tells more
By, I see them hence-
And where perfect thence vanish-
That ooze do comes cuddling too
Here it thrust upon this haven so
In! -With invisible might holds all a sway
And hear them- his breathe- o poor child
Cease- thy breathe or ensue in drown-
Ease too the cushion writhes- precious child

See more as rob death on-
Behind the curtain- see demons sport-
Toing, froing there- our peril art
Shush still my baby off this clatter
Or shadows their descend quicker-
To take pleasures promised thee-
And o art- hid! -In pane there
And bear- the fire that is to live
For I sworn our woe with theirs-
And fair in it perhaps messiah dwell

Fear fright little one- I tell
Pleasures dwell in ashes turn-
To chasten and poison here,
And fuel so folly theirs-
The swirling atop us thirst
For heart it is they want-
But your heart hides in fire
And when the sun wakes
Shall find another body dwell
And tho snared be- shall wake soon
And all as were- shall
To crave cradle sleep yours
And art breeze that passes there
Dews that stars forth savor-
But fore- the ruin that is set!

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