Vasco Da Gama Pillar Poem by Edwin Owade

Gentle breeze of the coastal winds,
Wafting the forgotten,
From far, soothing whispers of lost reality,
With its melodious tunes of turbulent waves;
Vividly,
Evoking a volcano of sweet nostalgia,
From the west the orange rays,
Illuminate,
Creatures deeply submerged;
Away from the pier towards the pillar,
Hands intertwined in the silvery sandy beach,
So fresh and stale are the endless reminiscent,
Beneath, you left a hole,
A void so irreplaceable,
Now alone eating this savory pie of loneliness,
Waiting for your cute and charming smile,
Pure and natural a being so rare,
Till then,
I'm here facing Vasco Da Gama pillar,
Waiting for that kiss,
That one kiss for old time's sake.