Forbidden Fate IIA Poem by Bonaventure Onuabuchi
Once more I curse my fate again
That I can her every clinch lose No one in sanity freely will choose, To be me and this me freely retain. . Once more I watch my dreams and scream How far I am to the nearness and beam Scarily, perusing how tomorrow may not live, All the shambles and all that yesterdays cannot give. . Once more I conjure today and cry For this drowning me in a buoyant dryness, Floats to his end with no end possesses, Except stillborn bliss dreams and wishes supply. . Once more I weigh my course and curse the cause How heavily now it is, how lightly then it was Posing why tomorrow should not even be born Shrouded in this mist, all dreams just like my garment are torn. . Once more I scorn my life with delight With my every submissive parts, the heart aside, wanting to off the light Stealing from me that courage with which such end can be achieved With this heart possessed I wait and watch this light faints unrelieved. . Once more to the world for help I cry aloud Seeking each time my Potter's face Yet, this gloomy cloud I cannot erase And silence like a roaring thunder is all from the crowd © 2019 Bonaventure Onuabuchi |
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Added on April 3, 2019 Last Updated on April 3, 2019 AuthorBonaventure OnuabuchiOhaozara, Ebonyi, South East, NigeriaAboutA young writer/poet from Nigeria. Want to know more? Contact me then: more..Writing
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