The Lady

poem by: Gyen Abubakar
Written on May 20, 2018

A spark is made
And the long-haired one gnaws her teeth.
Her silence glooms every moment
And makes the darkness fade.

A word from those lips
Sounds like the wind as it whirls,
The tunes of birds echoing.
Not only her face draws the brains...

How long does she take to make a step?
Don't three nights befall her journey?
My lady's walks feel guarded, 
And even her waist sharpens Hercules' blade.

 

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Frank Hornby . commented on Aug 22, 2018 at 1:13pm
...any girl that makes "the darkness fade,".......is someone special ...nice poem Glen....
Frank Hornby . commented on Aug 22, 2018 at 3:18pm
....sorry I meant Gyen......

 

 

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