The Blue Night Poem by Obasi Okoro Stephen

It was in the dim of slow but un-welcomed night
When all the races for love and romance fought
Then in my humble abode yet unstained with blood
Do i look for the light when the light came
In her alluring present doth the world become lame
The helping stars and moon seem dead before her face
And my heart cease for a second to call my heat phase
She smiles she lustly look stared she hope not evil
Nor does her mind blend for the spoil as the weevil
Then it all started like a play of Romeo and Juliet
In her sweet looking lips do i lay my blessings of kiss
And our swift action makes the dark room a glow of light bliss
The blue night i won't dare to erase even with death
On my naked hands doth she lay with so much warmth
And sensual moves of romance that beats the world to crack
I know now the life ahead will come by the time of luck
And grace our marriage in glorious and shy rest
My dearest angel a lady whose breast for all eternity
Still magnetic for my work of equal task in this rosy city.

The blue night with my Madonna
A night worth living than in a king's palace.