Once Caught No More Fears Poem by Akhtar Jawad

Once Caught No More Fears

Rating: 5.0


After thinking many days and nights
Searching a corner of lonely sights
Where there were only dim lights
Remained afraid of bright sun lights
On a buck up of naughty moonlights
Regret! Or pay thanks to the plights!

Kissing her red handed I was caught
The judge was kind didn't like a slaught
He thought and thought and thought
Fine mild rains after many years draught
Kisses are the gates of a lifelong naught.
It's golf! A hole, a ball and a claught!

(After all I am a human and sometimes I write naughty poems like this)

Saturday, December 2, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: game
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

A fascinating poem. Very entertaining.10

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Kumarmani Mahakul 03 December 2017

Kisses are the gates of a lifelong naught. It's golf! A hole, a ball and a claught! .........amazing expression. Thanks for sharing.

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 03 December 2017

Congratulations Sir now you are amongst top 500 No 497 as per PH Some day I may come along to meet thee

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Dr Dillip K Swain 02 December 2017

Amazing! I quote, Where there were only dim lights/Remained afraid of bright sun lights. Thank you dear sir for sharing..10

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