A Whale Of A Time Poem by Bonaventure Onuabuchi

Farewell is my accolade,  
I say to the time gone by. 
Die lively and visit no more. 
No wrench is worthy in our parting. 
Guests abound in my new abode;  
a dainty dahlia of dancing damsels,  
With blasts of light-hearted pleasures;  
smiling faces that never cease,  
revelling in snogs. 

Did here lived in the past?  
The thought took me back to the forbidden home!  
Embracing the saliva-soaked pillow,  
No damsel is in sight;  
the abused past still my quest. 
Because life is a dream.