Ojedokun Adeola
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Turn the gold round my neck, and i'll hold you close to me,
Choose to keep me closer, and i'll call you mine.
Keep me in your bossom, i'll keep feeding your bowels
Say you'll stay forever, i'll live with you forever.
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Laid on her palms, gold, silver and jewelries
Of indigenous quality, not like the old path
That made her scream for justice, but for now that
Gives her choices.
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I used to love you, i still love you, i'll ever love you.
Smiles we shared, you now shed.
Hopes we both tread, you now tend.
Times we both counted/used, now go tickling by your eyes.
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When sudden smiles turns sour, silence creeps in stealing talents
replacing hopes with dreads, then the desire for a better life calls for feed within thousand ripples, or may be more.
Those letters can only link a parchment, can't restore lost fragments.
Words are better done than said when life counts slowly on beats.
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I made some promises, few ones
Long, long, sometimes long ago.
I made few promises to myself
My heart and my future.
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I want to be free!
I want to be free as possible
I want to live a life free of figs
Free from things that made me think I'm timid.
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Can i have it?
Can i have a taste of you again?
I tasted it once
It tasted sweet, creamy, sumptuous, yummy
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The past few days
I have heard voices i can't understand.
The past few days
I've heard the moon speak tales, tales I’ve long foreseen.
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How long can I rely on this deep sigh of yours?
Do you mean every gesture you’re showing now?
Is this gonna be a lasting treasure
Or a random memory, that’ll bring painful pressures…
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In holes we lay our folds believing in tomorrow
That todays sorrow will become hollows,
If today we borrow tomorrow we'll burrow.
Though the land is fallow and the harvest shallow
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Ojedokun Adeola Biography
A christian by birth, last girl in a family of three.She is a freelance writer and reporter. She has her poems published in various print magazines and poetry websites. She is working on her first anthology.)
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Survival
Turn the gold round my neck, and i'll hold you close to me,
Choose to keep me closer, and i'll call you mine.
Keep me in your bossom, i'll keep feeding your bowels
Say you'll stay forever, i'll live with you forever.
Even when my costless buttocks aches, i'll keep
Loving you, and my supple balls dry of cherry
I'll keep cheching you.
When my counting feets slip, i'll fall into your will
When i see courage then, i can eat my porridge
And feed your horses with forage.
You've made my brewing eyes dropp counts of fears, calling
My chin a safer step to victory.High my shoulders bulge, speaking more of your force that has kept me on spot.
Call me when i'm away, for i'm always with you, from wherever you tread i'll always re-dress you.
With great passion, just to keep praising you.
For you are my heart, more than my gold have told,
More than my deepest desires say,
I seek your face to admire.
You are my revival,
Only in you i see survival.
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4/26/2024 5:06:51 AM # 1.0.0.1119
hello friend. i found your lovely poems. they are quit cool. best wishes/ kayode.