George Samuel Poems

We ran and entangled trees
Went to stream looking lips to lips
Held hands twerking eyebrows free
And share the dreams we keep
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Farewell to grace
There's warfare in space
Join our triumphant race
If you share our trance
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When the cloud cover
Running homeward the mist gather
Down you find some clear
In a silent mixed a gentle voice
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Adizza is the bird that sings in my turbulent nights
That sat on an olive tree above my window
With a voice soft and whispering bite
And call me out from my terrifying shadows
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Here lies the earth
Full of caffeine corpse and debt
Rip for a harvest help
In extreme treason salp
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Couple of kingdom dropping down
One like footstool stood under a royal throne
In unending ease beholding the other on its foot
Whose state stage in pressure from a royal foot
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If an orphan stays in the royal house
Dose she inherit the royal rose
Or mingle in the royal dinner room
Would this not be considered a royal doom
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His final strides
Has taken a swipe at the potters pot
And bade fare ware to end his honey moon
Which stood at the last mode of may
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How old is the earth
Older than yesterday
How wide is the earth
And high the heavens
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Black brother blocked up by the cliff
Never say never till the sleeping dog lie
For you to live a strong mans life
Keep cool never die
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