To You My Darling Poem by Akpa Arinzechukwu

To You My Darling

Rating: 4.5


To you my darling,
We’ve loved ourselves secretly,
For long we’ve hidden our feelings;
We can’t let anyone know we are in love
We are scared to the marrows – we can’t even protect our love
‘cause we’re not proud of our love
Not because of the laws
Man makes laws
And we are the laws

Appeals darling!
I am lost in love my darling
Shall we not make our love known?
I am no more scared of the fear of the unknown
‘cause I cannot wait to make this legal
Let’s marry tomorrow and make our love legal
If we can’t do it here
Shall we not run to Johannesburg?
There, surely we are assured of our rights

Darling!
Let’s make love this night
Let us celebrate our tie
Tomorrow shall be better
Then, in public I’ll knot your tie
With kisses I shall whisper to your ear no more at night
And we shall say: ‘definitely today is better.’

Monday, June 8, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fear,gay,love and life
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem was written after reading the works of William Dameron, a divorced gay after twenty years of marriage.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Allotey Abossey 15 June 2015

Love is a beautiful thing and no one should be denied it. I love your share

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Kelly Kurt 08 June 2015

Love should be legal in all its forms!

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