Suzanne LeslieBailey

Suzanne LeslieBailey Poems

I give you my heart
But you keep ripping it apart
I give you my trust
Yet you treat me so unjust
...

2.

Like the yellow-yolk sun that shines ever so brightly
Breaking the cold and dreary period of winter
Melting the white carpet of snow
Wrapping us snugly in its warmth
...

When nightfall casts its dark eerie shadow
And slowly caresses our eyelids shut
Images play upon our closed minds
Sometimes good, sometimes not
...

Like the rhythmic sensuous sounds of a drum
My heart beats for you
Beats leaping with fervent excitement
At the mere shadow of your face
...

I reached for the key in the pocket of my heart
To unlock a door closed from peering eyes and wondering “whys? ”
Clenched in my fist is the key
That will break down a barrier mounted for my protection
...

My eyelids lift after a restful night
Fluttering to combat the sunlight shining bright
My eardrums pulsate and beat
To the chirps of birds as they meet and greet
...

The blue bejewelled shimmer of the sea
Gleaming from the kiss of the sun
Beckoning me, seducing me to come hither
...

Suzanne LeslieBailey Biography

I am the former Research Coordinator to former Prime Minister Bruce Golding. My professional responsibilities included dealing with his parliamentary matters, researching information to advance policy decisions, as well as writing his messages for publication in newspapers, magazines etc. I am also a Guest columnist for Jamaica's leading newspaper 'The Gleaner', with strong focus on political and social issues. I recently delved into writing poetry and my first poem 'Life' was published in The Sunday Gleaner and was designated Poem of the week on January 5,2014. I am currently writing what I like to describe as a 'light book.')

The Best Poem Of Suzanne LeslieBailey

Lopsided Love

I give you my heart
But you keep ripping it apart
I give you my trust
Yet you treat me so unjust

I long to see you smile
And just gently take my hand and sit awhile
My thoughts and my life I share
But you don’t seem to care
It is so darn unfair!

I should turn my back and walk away
But my love for you forces me to stay
With all this pain
I have nothing to gain

I really should go
But I simply love you so
This abiding love that I feel
Is like magnet drawn to steel

I am a prisoner of love serving time
Waiting, hoping, longing for you to be mine
Will I wait in vain?
Or will the bright sunrays of your love shine again?

I won’t give up is what I’ve decided
Even though this love is so lopsided

Suzanne LeslieBailey Comments

Suzanne LeslieBailey Popularity

Suzanne LeslieBailey Popularity

Close
Error Success