Remain Buried Poem by Ruth Owusu

Remain Buried



Got a call last night,
Three of my friends died from fright,
And i thanked the Most
High,
Without passing a sigh,
I was ecstatic,
These three friends made my life hectic,
They were my best friends yet i bury them with no regret,
The oldest amongst them was Procrastination,
Under her influence i gave the things i should have made my priority nothing but neglect,
The second was Laziness,
Thanks to her i couldn't
handle my relationship with prosperity and he almost left me for that hardworking woman despite her clumsiness,
And the youngest was Pain,
She was a new friend yet she made my life her home,
she wouldn't let go, she was as constant as an unremovable stain,
So i am ecstatic that i have to be the one that writes them this tribute, :
To you my faithful friends
that i didn't grow up with yet met at a point in time and welcomed you into my life,
To come and dominate my
world and lead me to know
nothing but strife,
I greet you all in your grave
for tormenting me like a
troublesome wife,
I thank you for deciding to die so that i may live again,
Ever since you came into my life,
my prosperity clouds have
seen no rain,
Yet your death has unleashed the flood gates of glory and
now i dance in showers of
gain,
Without your presence i
would never have had any
lesson to learn, i would have
no cv to write and apply for
progress because i wouldn't qualify without experience,
Yet knowing you has been a bitter story i must bury deep and embrace your absence,
I know many people were
eager to get rid of you but
they were not strong enough
to do so because they had no power called discipline,
Now i know you just died of
fright the moment discipline took over and gave me a shot of her medicine,
So this tribute i write is from my heart with love,
remain buried in the grave,
out of my life forever.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Siegfried Ohene Sidza 01 August 2015

great poem pleZS KEEP IT UP. there are lots of lessons to be learnt from this poem. am glad i read it...thanks

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