Beymorlin Sonnet Iii Poem by Joshua Adeyemi

Beymorlin Sonnet Iii



The lorry waved at me,
In hurry the land see
To the affair of the dust,
And He: the latter did rust
By fear and lent his courage to fright,
Till there arose the willful night.
Then he cleaned his faced with his rag,
And seal his courage with a nag.
I, gazing at these folk was mouth agape,
Lost, grazing on the pasture of the grape
Of indecision that'd been served
In decision by the untutor'd unified lads.
Thus did I stayed till twas dusk,
And did for that had my heart misled.
18: 03: 18: 14: 47

Sunday, March 18, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I was teaching some folks and was trying to explain a form of poetry to them. And as wrote of the board, i unconsciously started composing this poem with the aim of explaining. Uuuh! Poetry is in you!
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