To My Heart Poem by Israel Dammy Ipaye

Among the pleasant leas of the dreamt beauty
I found one that overwhelmed her acquaintance
Now I thought of an endless journey in this market place
A journey to cherish every parts of her
The face shall I cherish with centuries
Behold the beauty no pastor could stare once and evacuate.

Now like the news unprecedented shared impromptu
When the water was hot she took a french leave
One eternal or interim no soothsayer could yearn
I drifted seeking her face, her resemblance was wanting
Oh! How could I sleep this off, a fleeting visit of caress
You wilerness, vomit my love lest the vile grows waxer.

How could the episode obliterate and fade without flashbacks
Could ten thousand years wipe the groan?
This world the home of suspense
Hell many call home, where should I acquaint my feelings
Under the yellow bush or the ocean as white as snow swimming alone?
Oh my heart! Emerge and soften this ignominous bane of mine.

Like flimsy vies of the butterflies on my tangerine
Under jackboots of suspense do my bone cries of love agony
Oh! You sky everywhere you behold none is latent to you
Now do I urge you to emerge my heart
So as to continue with our endless journey of love
Just like news of victory after several seasons of waterloo