A Love's Tale I.Iii Poem by Joshua Adeyemi

A Love's Tale I.Iii



Courage had been bethroted to him,
Nothing would stay him from serving his glottis' meal:

Charry:
Opps! Would she be perchanc'd,
That I may send her to a love trance.
There she is amidst her peers;
Some humble, while many as toothless bears.
Perhaps i approach her to say a word:
Perhaps she'll pour for me out of her fury gourd,
Compel me to drink out it,
And make Ill all my healthy teeth.
Should I go now(in front of her friends)or not,
Who'll untie this doubt knot?
No! To beg the lion to leave,
Is better than to throw with her fists.

Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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