The Irony Of Endearment Poem by Edgar James Momoh

The Irony Of Endearment



This is a shadowy world
A world of inverted images
And encrypted echoes of glory
Though sounding from near
Cannot be heard with your ear

It is a world of ironies, where our:
Lights shine brighter in darkness
Voices heard louder in quietness
Presence felt more in absence
Influence cherished in impotence

It is a world of twisted endearment and of
Petals of love you never smelt
Affections you never felt
Compliments you never heard
Till, it's dark, silent, quiet and absent

Why wait to weave my eulogy
With colors, I wished I saw
Flowers, I wished I touched
Music, I wished I relished
And kisses I wished savored


But Ah! I get it; it is the irony of endearment

Saturday, May 7, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: mothers day
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Sometimes we take the people who are most import to for granted until they are gone; especially our MOTHERS. This poem is about appreciating your parents and show them all the love you can before they close their eyes in death. When all the things you would do or say about them can never make meaning to them.
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