Drunken Nights

Drunken Nights

A Poem by Nandawula Regine Kabali-Kagwa


I sway to the chatter of trees and whispers of the breeze
Drowning my therapy as it counseled my nerves of distress
I trip into the embrace of the ground and hover painfully near a puddle
As I look at my reflection, a total drunk mess


As the lightning snapped the silence and the rain swam laps in my hair
I hold my bottle like a trophy towards the sky
Now my body feels more free as the Boulder of burdens go aflee
My nerves make love to the poison as I cry


The bottle goes empty and it lays shattered like my dreams
I close my eyes and sing along with the breeze
Then my mind stops running to Hell and gets pampered by tales of fantasy
I look again at the puddle to see that I am wasted and free













© 2022 Nandawula Regine Kabali-Kagwa


My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Reviews

I enjoyed your poem thanks for posting

Posted 2 Years Ago


Nandawula Regine Kabali-Kagwa

2 Years Ago

Thank you for reading ♥️

Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

56 Views
1 Review
Added on June 23, 2022
Last Updated on June 23, 2022

Author

Nandawula Regine Kabali-Kagwa
Nandawula Regine Kabali-Kagwa

South Africa



About
Nandawula is a young poet who has self-published her first poetry collection, "Inside Her Roses". She has been a writer for years and has grown exponentially. Her ability to craft her own descriptive.. more..

Writing