Lucia Poem by choppa Muleba

Your smile expounded perfection.
Eyes plashy, depicting a human of alluring
variation.
Eyebrows yet brasque, blended,
Brazening your beauty.
Patience you pertained plucked in me
Fabricating a version of I steady.
Your shadow presence furtively hyped heavenly.

Your manuevres as we strolled that street,
Art of hemispheres actuated by your feet,
Spate shocks when surprises I spit,
The reluctance of a response when I call or writ,
All that a cult of how my heart once beat.
Moments I felt pledged by sorrows
And a thought of you purged me through
gloomy furrows.
Times I was tingled in the lonely lot,
And a thought of you was my only comfort.


Momentarily the adversity we had sinked my
ecstasy,
Tragedy triggered my conscience abruptly,
Booze blossomed through every moon drop,
Sinking memories unforgetable.
Yet pictures of you swayed in my head,
I love you, its undeniable, inevitable.