POETRY


MY FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH
What lascivious light tickles the dull day?
That it laughs lousily like a grateful gay
Ah! It is the fourteenth day of February
The images are still fresh in my memory
On this same day, two years ago
My love fire was like a raging inferno
I was in love with a floozy I thought was a nun
She made me so woozy I thought I was gone
She was like a shimmering light that brightened my path
She was an amiably ambient music to my heart
The same heart she blasted to pieces without mercy
I shall tell the story, her name was Tessy

In two weeks, we would tie the knot
She professed love and drove me nut
I craved her enameled flesh every second
She was more than my obsession, I reckon
On this day of Val, I was ready
To impress her, I looked trendy
I held roses and a great gift in a wrapper
Imagining her pleasure when she goes gaga
I got to her door, my face flooded with smiles
Ey! I could not have missed her crackling cries
My brain sparked as I blasted the damned door
Uhh! My girl’s glued with a man on the cold floor.


I LOVE HER

O, I love her
I love her like a fresh scar
I love her like a rotten egg
And daily, freedom from her, I beg
I love her bright morning smiles
I love the woes, that daily, she piles
I love how she strongly loves
Withholding her pleasures, and shielding her curves

O, what a lover, Nigeria?
A name whose origin is Niger area
Decided by stray, foreign lovers
Who are worse than gold robbers
I love the enticing wealth around her waist
Wealth which the west fought to taste
With fire sticks, they held her, and raped
She couldn’t scream; mouth taped
O, she lost her innocence, and became wild
Forced into early marriage like a helpless child
And now, she’s grown and worse
I still love her; it’s my curse.



Take My Life
I give u a knife
With it, take my life
Take it along with my wife
Take all and end my strife

Ah, death can’t be worse
Than living in this curse

Where our country’s purse
Is the property of the political boss

And we sit and watch
Kneel and pray before a couch
Hoping they will come down a notch
But I’m fed up with this much

Kill me or you die now
For the REVOLUTION is right now!

1 comment:

  1. great scripting. lovely poem . wise analogies. Sweet rhymes

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