Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Poetry

The discussion of the week has been hot and solemn. Real issues are everyone's concern as life needs to be respected and protected at all costs. There has been oppression, curfews, health struggles and injustices. Weimplore in the words of Charles Owour in his poem I see a Road if at all humanity could regain harmony and see a road to safety and peace of mind. Enjoy.


I see a road
that runs a hole through a heart
and little cars traveling fast
to further a dream
of little will o' the  wasp
holding a spectre of a flower
and blowing kisses in the wind,

That floats a soothing voice
a cry to a heart new filled to the brim
and love and longing stir it to ripeness
affection lifts the soul 
and dizzies the body to grope in a vacuum
for THAT ROAD TO Mombasa
and little will o' the wasp
holds a spectre of a flower
and blow  kisses in the wind.

The moon's luster opens a yellow flower 
Looking through blue eyes
flashing diamonds
a spark explores in a grabbing heart
as it plucks out this flower 
to treasure in a box at a corner
of a near broken house
as three hundred miles slice a heart in two 
leaving a part in me
and flying the other half
three hundred miles.

What do you think of the poem? Keep your comment coming.
Enjoy;
Editor; youtooformorality

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