Before the kids lies thy ribs
And thy lips that shows unfeigned
Distance, a barrier that thy call insane
Night... The area where we toast and reigned
After getting besotted; in each arms we lay
Once thy care gnawed on my trust
Plating my heart with rosy flowers
O'er my thoughts; anchored thy love
W'ere joy with happiness accedes all hours
And none of me could shun or scoff
Oh! My boyo
My boyo Prelude my mind for the cloudy journey
Bowing to my family even to little Jonny
Nice friends such as Fred:
Brave the antechamber accoutred
And grace our austere in bedight
Church! Catholic church was the soken
Where the right words were spoken
Diamond Ring remain thy token
My Chained lips were also broken
And a foetus was gladly woken
Thou opined we go some mile
Whilst mom and daddy smile
Where me thought just to fly
And hope it could be long as Egypt nile
Silence! ... Pop! ! Appear a dark and rile
Oh! My hero
My hero decayed rapidly to vampire
No limo for days but a wan attire
Happiness and joy all burn in fire
Readily sucking out my soul and my desire
For no asphyxia, Anoxia won't retire
Now my efforts nurtured thy wrath to grow
Even questions puncture thy worst to blow
Fist, whips and bruises on my skin they show
No balm of Gilead ready to flow
And when this will end, I, don't know
Where are my indiscipline wrongs
That thou sing me a woe songs
Must I be nimble and strong
To survive thy razor tongue
Hast thou beguiled my feelings all long
Surcease! The dark
the dark blackened thee out;
And forced thy aghast to sprout
When court cuddled innocent kids
Mouth confined in fingers' lids
to not ablaze the kids with alarum
All asked are double paid
And pains and troubles, raid
Pitying tears mop the furniture
Hope not to die in the next fixture
For thou had made me a caricature
Heart got auscultated by Stethoscope
Doctor penned a drug for syncope
Praying for enough serenity to cope
Sufferness and tears become a dope
Just wish to tomb I don't slope.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem