Limbo Poem by Isunge Mwangase

Limbo

Rating: 5.0


I thought I would live forever, like Newton or Shakespeare-
Until you were gone I realized you were my life’s elixir,
I tore your heart to pieces yet it is mine that is torn-
Numbed, suffocated, mutilated, annihilated-
The petals to my heart do not bloom anymore,
I turn back the hands of time on my watch-
Earth did not turn back for me,
All women turn right when I turn left,
Whatever they see cannot be less than the truth,
No one believes I have changed-I cried love too many times,
I am between history and forgotten, dust and ash-
I am dead-not officially; death is taking too long to pick me up.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
alice sunderland 05 February 2009

like it loads! good stuff.

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Lorenzo Calimbas 02 February 2009

your limbo... you totally expressed what you feel... its great... great words... are you male or female. Dou you have something like friendster

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Hope Wallin 02 February 2009

This is an amazing poem! I like how well the words just flow, and how you seem to tell a story with the poem. Very well done.

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