Timothy Faboade Poems

From inception we're friends
There in private living together
Thinking nothing'll put us asunder
Till I'm seen as a vile fiend
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Sonnet on Marriage

In the listless life of marriage
Which cunningly attracts many
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I sleep and the treasures fall
Out of vanity I search pleasure
And in this I lose my all
Without a plain measure.
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On many a watery tongue
From here through to there
It's an arousing, rhythmic song
Many ears see it as being fair.
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It roars like irked, wily waves
On the flooded, bloody seas.
It like a snail coming out of cave
Walks with a great hot breeze.
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LIE:
On this land, in this world,
I remain an important part
Though I manifest in word,
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The stream of song in my throat
Barred from flowing like a sea
Dammed to forever in it float
Is howling and humming like bee.
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They are the flags of the streets,
They are the glories of the roads
Which every nights with dirty sheets
They flood with their heavy loads.
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I hear a morbid, horrid voice
Full of wings, feather and strength
Entering all including the groins
Moving from breath to length
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MUSE

Impatience is a living Being
Sometimes he is a throneless King
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