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I'm a woman
I'm a man
I'm human
And by every means humane.
...

Like my mother's earthen pot,
Priced for its fragile form,
I have held you priced thus,
An easily broken fragile love.
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I am waiting for the sun.
Hoping and praying,
In every moment watching,
Waiting for sunrise.
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Weep not friend
The days of fiends
Is so soon to end
Weep not friend
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Here comes Tomorrow,
A sudden stranger to our town.
Though for long we knew him nigh,
Yet he comes to us too soon.
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Had it been more,
This quake that shook my soul,
And left me desireless of sleep,
Perhaps my death would be.
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Elizabeth my love,
Time does erb too fast
And i cannot make it still,
But i will rest my hope
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Hear! Hear! Friend,
Do not think these fiends friends,
All they seek my friend
Is naught but your very end.
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My dearest friend,
I bid you not wait.
Time, my friend flies by,
And hath no need to waste.
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Listen to these plea,
Dearest friends and forgive.
All your trust you gave to me,
I have a moment smashed.
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A man has his lot to thank
When he has one to love.
Love is a handsome distraction,
From irksome matters of the heart,
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Do you not remember me brother?
Does your memory live so short,
Or my face so changed, you do not recall?
Think brother, think!
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I know you will think of me,
But in what sense, i dare not think.
For you, most folly had been my choice.
Perhaps, you will laugh when you think of this
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I searched his eyes in the briefest of moments,
I looked in places no one did,
And saw the emptiness of his soul.
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I am not a man of many women

Neither am i a man of few.
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18.

Ponder upon this,
oh friend!
The world is turned upside down,
And life is broken
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The chantress that chants
That chants upon the hills
The encantations of songs Is stand again in the midst of its sound.
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Upon my heart she dancedupon
A simple rhythm in simple steps
with the grace and passion of a queen.
from side to side she danced
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The Best Poem Of Precious Okidika

I'M Human

I'm a woman
I'm a man
I'm human
And by every means humane.

The world may not see me thus
But my judgement of me prevails
I'm a man, i'm a woman
And yes i'm human.

I'm a fine blend
By all means rare
Masculine in every bit
Feminine at heart.

I lost my virginity to myself
I was the lady
I was her groom
An odd coincidence in a human.

I'm not he the world sees
I'm a woman,
Yet every inch a man
Filled with masculine oestrogen.

Do not think me of base desires,
I only speak truth of all men.
Deep within lies a woman
Masked by the surge of our virility.

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