I think it is my duty now to persistently, insistently and constantly remind my generation of what they ought to be doing with their valuable lives..
Thursday, 25 October 2012
MY SUPPOSEDLY FUTURE WIFE
Her stare was dull,coiled with uncerternity
I saw the unwavering dilemma,the lack of consent
Many a day,many a night
We've been together in that homely utopia
Hoping all will be alright
There were times so hard
We cried and cried and cried
Wishing we were never set forth
And she had been the man
Telling me of our other true friend:pain!
We shook hands with it every minute of our lives
We wrestled with its bargains
We sniffed its distant innocence
And I knew will ever be best of friends…
And I never anticipated the tides will change soon
The ill wind blew untimely
Covering our once plausible rays of hope with a thick blanket of despair
And mine became fanciful ideas
Unreal myths.I reminded her of those moments together
The merry laughter,the tears yes and of course the pain
Of the inside contentment
And the seemingly vague tomorrow
But she wouldn't listen to me…
She turned to go and I couldn't do a thing…
The looming,dark blanket lay somewhere ahead
I would have loved to warn her
Of the mist,the vague tomorrow…
True I lacked the muscles,my wallet was thin
But mine heart was huge,patiently waiting to embrace her
My future wife welcomed the wisest counsel
Of ignoring me
On and on she moved away
Blindfolded,lured by secret sneering, cheerer
And the clever fools who are indeed my true enemies!
I recalled with penury,tears,bitterness
How I would tell Mama that:there goes my future wife
About the secret golden ring I would have made her wear
And the now icy touch of her once-genuine laughter
As I sat there,watching helplessly as my future wife carelessly caressed the seemingly kind face of a promising tomorrow,
I prayed inwardly for fate she had dated earlier to have mercy on her
True,the path she was now following was headed for a devoid abyss
And I knew I will never see my future wife again…
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