let's come out a tiltle for this poem,thanks reader.A Poem by Cheng Yew,ChewWith the exasperating- heart of thine that dwell- in my flesh,ruefully,i splash- the gasoline from the can over the isle- where I met the phantom- who resembled to the figure- of love.
In the silence of woe, halfheartedly, i toss the smoldering cigar to the ground. Burning,burning,burning with wrath, the vale now transforms to the land- of groans.
Out of the blue,dark clouds- are gathering in the heavens. Thunder is roaring,lightning is- splashing everlastingly with gracious- gold that lights up the sights in the- darkness of the inferno.
Dew-drops are falling,drop after drop, the liquid polishes the valley of fire- to the new mazement of bliss where- i crave standing on with revitalisation. © 2011 Cheng Yew,ChewReviews
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Added on November 2, 2011Last Updated on November 2, 2011 AuthorCheng Yew,ChewKuala Lumpur., Taman Midah, MalaysiaAboutI'm a twenty-year-old Chinese Boy whose naive land is Malaysia.I personally hope that my stories,poems or novels will be read globally. more..Writing
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