Speechless Princess And A Hitch-Hiker Poem by nimal dunuhinga

Speechless Princess And A Hitch-Hiker

Rating: 5.0


Hey! My strong ebony
Though you are black,
In the pitch darkness
I can see your beauty.
When you smile
It’s like a crescent moon
In this haunted sky.
Does your big headed father will allow me to take your hand?
If you are willing to live in my hermitage
Then I can forward all my credentials.
Though we speak a different tongue
Hope it’s not an obstacle for our love?
Oh! It’s very tiresome effort
And your silence is an annoy to me.
My beloved black tulip
Could you please answer me?
“Am I ugly? ”
The soil is not tasty my dear
But the tree of love grows there
And bloom fragrant flowers
Which produce sweet fruits?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Emma Johnson 09 May 2006

Beautiful imagery. Susie.

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Mary Nagy 09 May 2006

A very beautiful poem for Denis. We are all saddened by the turn Denis has gone down. I'm praying for a quick recovery. You are a wonderful friend to him and I'm sure that helps more than you know. Sincerely, Mary

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Amanda Lukas 08 May 2006

May his heart be healed soon. Brought me to tears, Nimal.

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Sandra Fowler 08 May 2006

Very strong imagery, rich imagination a very memorable write. Excellent, Nimal. Kind regards, Sandra

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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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