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

A Love's Tale. Ii.I



(On A Street)

The street lighted in a festive mood,
Girded in celebration, robed in gratitude.
Hanged on the mantle of elation,
Sundry mouths biding ovation.
It's the matriculation day of the pair;
Chaffy And Diana: hateful friends.
A part of the scene take the male,
While the other part, withold the female.
But amidst their joy something did sprout,
Which expoused forceful air from the glottis out:

Taira:
Yeeh!

Was all the glottis did say.
The willing heart stretching to see what the eyes holds,
Which by press, was not from it withold.

Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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