Savannah Smile Poem by Yashim George

Savannah Smile



There was a smog atmosphere of pearls dangling airily with emotions
Condensing arid bliss into balloons compressed of volatile inclinations
And I swear she is trapped in devotion.
It's a felt conversation and everything is set in motion, she is devoted to us.
Us?
A complete figure and what?
A figure of grace and ability, perfection and celestial beauty
Not a person, feeling or idea, but a belief that
When the desert smiles, You hear a sigh in the wind and everything is inclined to her (Savannah Smile) .

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem was written to Ruth Zango, a sweet friend. It is the first poem in the treatise of the title: Savannah Smile. She was to me what the oasis is to the desert.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success