You Poem by Sir Tshiamo Modise

From you I am not anticipating the world.
For it has been neither enough nor ours in the first place.
I vow to ignore all the relationship boundaries that limit your ownership of this God granted space
Yes, reach for and own the stars,
Dig deep and keep the precious minerals.
Do all those that fills-up the spaces in your childhood cross-dream puzzles.
Own them with pride.

Without restrictions, share with me; yourself
The correct alignment of your happy soul,
Your genuine imperfections’,
Sums of how your pillars of strength manage weakness fatigue,
The maps to cerebral island holding your sacred scrolls,
The distance of the radius from the core to the surface of your wholeness

Because I am a dreamer of simple dreams like;
Exploring your mind’s landscapes,
Leaving prints on your DNA as I walk red carpet arteries to your heart,
Laying back on your voice to sip your expensive thoughts
From a glass of silence under the sunset of my loneliness
Now that I’m awake

Woman hand me, provide me, or serve me you
The person I longed for until I eventually said I love you