I Wait Poem by Melanie Emikohe
I Wait
Like an obedient child,
I wait. I wait.
Tomorrow, will you?
At a friend's party.
I despise dreaming
because they're lies;
sweet hearts' tales
gone by breakfast.
Perhaps i should be
satisfied with gazes;
for your lips are frozen,
stitched and dead.
Some very nice imagry here - stark emotions and effective delivery. Well done
This POLLUTION is Mrs JUDITH ELIZABETH BLATHERWICK AGED 54 old hag
such a nice poetry........10+ Best wishes for you.........
Beautiful piece of poetry, well articulated and nicely penned with conviction. Thanks for sharing.
nice the last stanza- Perhaps i should be satisfied with gazes; for your lips are frozen, stitched and dead. ...... no soreness; no boring vest one drop of smiling or concerning tears on the dried way of coming in this night morning.......... till then waiting; till then waiting cause love is crawling! ! ! ! ! !
I really love this poem. it has a subtle simplicity to it - clear and vivid. nice one.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/29/2023 5:49:41 PM # 1.0.0.1113
i loved this. for the shock element. exciting write, Melanie.