I Carry Your Heart With Me Poem by John Chizoba Vincent

I Carry Your Heart With Me



I carry your heart with me on my palms
Let me be the man that is in your smile
Let me be the ant and you my sweet
Let me be the legs that you walk with
Let me be the eyes that sees you forever
Let me be your love and your love only.




I carry your heart with me on my palms
Let me be the music of your head to head you
Let me be your sun that shines to your world
Let me be the moon and the stars that keep you
Let me be the secret behind your laughter.



Here is your heart with me on my palms
Foregone deities are not written about
The poetry in my heart can last you for eternity
Let the fire of your woman burn gently
For the flames are the sweetness of my blood.




I carry your heart in my head to impact
Let me be your soldier and your Romeo
Let me be your tomorrow in today
Let me be the man that keeps you going
Let me be your day to day activities.



I carry your heart with me on my shoulder
Let me be your joy and your tears of joy
Let me make you look like a Nollywood movie
The one we saw when we were younger
Let me be the rain that wash away your iniquities.



I carry your heart with me on my palms
Let me be the pilot of your heart' plane
Let me be your pet that you love dearly
Let me be the one to tell your tale which
You can't tell or write about with your beauty.



Let's chase the vision not the money
Let's write for the thorns in the backyard
I, the thinker; you, the beholder of my thoughts
I wouldn't give up loving you daily
Let me be the man that opens door for you
Here is your heart, I won't break it if you trust me.




(C) John Chizoba Vincent
All Right Reserved '16

Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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