The Sunshine Poem by Zubyre Parvez

The Sunshine



It seems that you were angry
Eating burnt steak ribs as you watched
The Chicago bulls as I had calmed down

Changing faces, she took your place
In Canada our encounter a true synchronicity
You who stood as my shadow
In your craft

Five years were wasted on
Bookings and missed flights
A disappointing anti-climax
To wake up to your dishonour
Still, these days, elation flies
New plans for the morning
Will be dreamed in her youth
As she stretches her arms
To new vistas mapped

The voyaging sail of her dress
Studying abroad will return home
To where we live
Like heaven on earth

He wrote of our past and of
Our future

It was written
Like it was meant to be

Wednesday, May 17, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: relationships
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