Walking through shadowed woodsA Poem by Opeyemi Jide-OjoThe air around me feels still, Whispers,
thoughts, I shudder As I
feel cold and there comes A wash
of memories. In the Midst
of these memories, a Figure
appears, strikingly familiar, Another
memory itself: It is the Memory
of the day my memories Died.
Ghost and memory, they Pass
through my eyes, vile glory, I
enjoy the thought of them, Revelling
in the glory within. Yet I
died, and in me died The
past of all I’d done; still I
died, and the memories of everything. So
what plays through? The sting of Revenge or the heat of condemnation? © 2013 Opeyemi Jide-OjoReviews
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6 Reviews Added on October 4, 2013 Last Updated on October 4, 2013 AuthorOpeyemi Jide-OjoAbuja, Lagos, NigeriaAboutI am a poet, dancer and choreographer I enjoy weaving strands of fantasy with strands of reality to see what beautiful creations come from it. I could get dark sometimes (many times actually); matter .. more..Writing
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