Offiong Felix Poems

Upon her grave planted a rose
That fragrance spells when the wind blows
And when it does I always scent
The presence of her milliscent
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We share in life this one thing in common;
Grandeur in lips you've got, and so will I
The trails that you laid, I will follow on
Till beyond I will lie there where you lie.
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I see you duchess dear
Fondling your womb with care
On by me mirror and By the rub of your hand
It's a monument rare. On your face day by day
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To thee, spring, this graceful wren of Wiltshire
Gambolling now aloft in easeful gyre
In some recess of seasonal labour
Nectar to wage for transporting favour
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I loved her and I thought she loved me too
With love so real because she told me so
My beloveth Elizabeth Odoh.
And we had shared only between us two
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The wind blows;
The grasses burden dissolves
In its mellow tunes beckoning
Enchanted stems and leaves
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I have wished to live on by the sea
The castle of shells that you will see
Rising to the blue up high up high
Shall be my dwelling before I die
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I see roses in your eye,
Withering and oozing and loosing necter fragrance
Weeping of thornlessness,
Droping a tear on my heart to lie
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Peeping through my eyes ajar
As i lie belly-up
In the grass in the field;
What do i see?
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Zanily, I sang your beauty when you approached
Yacking on yore when love began
'Xalting you in song as I cast
What steady glance upon your alluring dimple;
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