“Whollup, what did you say?”? Reason to Believe wants you to have a say in her post and have an exclusive giveaway. All you have to do is to read the poem below and interpret it in your understanding. The top three winners will receive prizes. Why don’t you give it a try and see how poetic you can be. Send an email to aniekan.johnson21@gmail.com for your entries. Winners would be announced.
Drowsy with the dread of the unknown
With little patience for chit chat
My body worn from fatigue
My face hollow cheeked from hunger
I heard voices but couldn’t figure out a word
My mind was far away with a rush of euphoria mixed with depression
Now this voice directed at me
The electric jolt I felt when I heard it
I fluttered my lashes, looked up slowly and I felt shy.
I managed to speak, still self conscious
I stammered
I realized my hair looked all shades of my messy self
The black showed my fragile state
And the white tip reflected me trying to be utopian
Then he smiled
I admired those eyes for a brief second and looked away immediately
I was scared of letting my feelings on my sleeve
And I knew he was the one for me
I found friendship
I was scared I won’t match his perfection
I was worried his summer and sunflower will be from the girl next door
It didn’t happen
My winter and spring was all laughter
My weakest moments were filled with smiles from my dandelion
Making the cottage our love nest
The trees our covering
And the livestock our guards
I found happiness
Tears and pain rushed through my veins when I thought it would end so soon
I was lost
Putting threads, getting pricked without a thimble and the red liquid flowing reminded me of the colour of love
Despicability came with forgiveness
Distance of a thousand miles became a journey of an inch
Our households united
Our hearts became one and brought our yin yang existence
I found love.
1 Comment
Micheal
December 31, 2017 at 7:04 amNice one!