The World In Her Head. Poem by Nafisah Daniella Ozohu Suleiman

Nafisah Daniella Ozohu Suleiman

Nafisah Daniella Ozohu Suleiman

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The World In Her Head.

Rating: 5.0


"Where did she go? " Aunt said.
I heard vividly from behind as I ran.
I ran with the world in my head.
I didn't know I was lost…maybe in my head or maybe in my mind.
I was a lost Princess, Nightingale.

I admired my dress in Scarlet as the finest.
And I must confess, I was silly not like the lily.
Believe me, I didn't know I was lost…maybe in my head or maybe in my mind.

I will tell you the story, Nightingale.


She was a lost Princess, Nightingale.
She didn't know the truth.
She didn't know she would soon meet the beginning of her story.

Jesus called her out
And she stopped, in that minute.
She became still;
Quite still and unusually calm.

She was no longer lost…maybe in her head or maybe in her mind.
Jesus wore her a white dress
with so much beauty and glory.

Now, She has her beginning
and her end in Jesus Christ.

The World In Her Head.
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
It speaks about how the writer transition from being a sinner into a child of God.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nafisah Suleiman 09 November 2024

Thank you so much 🙏 💙

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Sylvia Frances Chan 23 October 2024

Brilliant poem, CONGRATS being chosen by Poem Hunter and Team as The Member Poem Of The Day! 5 Stars and thank you for sharing

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