Rex-mayor Ubini Poems

As the sun begins to scrub the face of the sky
Off every scars of the passing darkness
And happy dews begin to kiss
The petals of every flower unfold
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Why think I need you
When inside of me there are two
Your presence beckons the serpent
Striving to have my faith bent
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Sitting by the shores forlorn
A beautiful Asian woman
Watching the waves dancing
The song of East Antarctic wind
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She speaks into my ears,
Just as cool as she pleases,
Even thou I stretch my ear to hear
Her voice caresses my soul I swear
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I wrestle with the devil on my quest
To reach for a favour from Words
Who know the heart of my thoughts
And the uneasy mind thereof
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A cluster of black birds,
Brought forth from eggs,
Cloaca by different primogenitors,
Who lived aloof from one another
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Never seen a heart like mine
Nor had kissed lips like mine,
Nor a mind with thoughts as mine
Clear as crystal short a mile
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In this city called Friends
I was thinking we have reached
A place of truth and understanding
Where the intersection of paths
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The night has been long,
Crowded with chirp of gossiping birds,
And frogs singing the scorching song,
But no ear cares for our moaning gong,
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Beckon I you, come with me
Place your peeping feet
On each of my footprint
On this path of poetry
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