Gabriel Oluwalana (Falling Of Twilight) Poem by Gabriel Oluwalana
Gabriel Oluwalana (Falling Of Twilight)
I wander lonely every evening
Sunny days pass, shining evenings stay
Warm days go, cold evenings come
Evening dews linger upon the tree of tryst
Shedding above us, me and my beloved stay
Our host, reddish daffodils entertain with smile
Days of weep swift gone like a stream
That goes and never faces back till last
Lonely days come, I never cry I never smile
A cold night caught me alone shivering my lips
Twilight hue fell upon my head like a rain shower
Pity moments! No one to kiss my cheek
Oh! Come back thy memorial days with breeze
Venture upon my soul, with smile and glow on face
Bring back my dearie, my treasure of joy
With tryst every night on the rug of rose
Put a smile on me and live with me undefiled
Inspired by Wordsworth? You create here own scenes through which I oft hear Wordsworth sounds. Here the daffodils grow in nature. Up there too? Fascinating words, Wordsworth mirrored. Thank you for sharing
Being inspired by many poets, Williams Wordsworth, Christopher Marlowe and John Donne are really a big deal for me.
I was inspired by my great poets, Williams Wordsworth is one among.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/6/2024 6:52:22 AM # 1.0.0.1119
A vivid depiction of loneliness. Poignant and touching lines seeking the return of a loved one. Beautifully crafted and expressed.
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