A Day Without A Day Poem by ifedayo oshin
A Day Without A Day
Longest night it was
The morning refused to rise
Languidly, it wrapped itself in a dark cover
Morning dew were long overdue
And darkness took the rein of power
Wielding sword of impenetrable blackness
Stoical, uncompromising and mysterious
Cocks crowed and crowed till cowered
The mist perpetuated itself
The dawn withdrawn to oblivion
The sun turned its black side
Time succumbed to the subtlety of nature
The night encroached the day
People slept and slept till spent
The day the night shift ran amok
hummm... this is intersting.... great poem here. good job. *MC*
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I would like to translate this poem
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4/25/2024 5:52:29 AM # 1.0.0.1119
My! I just read a couple of your poems, and I say, if the rest are close to these, why, guy, you thoroughly deserve an anthology! I'd sure be eager to devour the rest of your work at a leisure.