Shimshon Poem by Edward Kofi Louis

Shimshon



To have thirty sons and thirty daughters from your many wives,
Like the customs of a bride;
To have forty sons and thirty grandsons in your life,
Like the customs of a bridegroom;
But, out of love came something so sweet.

Yo are barren but now you will conceive and bear a son,
Like the dreadlocks of Shimshon!
But my best friend had taken my wife away.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: customs,daughters,son,sons
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Edward Kofi Louis

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