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Just a collection of poems, cuts accross love, romance, heartbreak, relationships, secret admirations and death. It is an invitation to my thoughts

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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2017

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Ayodeji Melefa

Art in sorrow

A collection of poems

This book is dedicated to everyone that read my work and fell in love with the artBookRix GmbH & Co. KG81371 Munich

It's been a pleasure

InhalesExhalesIt’s a beautiful weatherA beautiful timeA beautiful point in timeFor oncePerfection seems at the gripHow can one hold this feelingWithout getting lost in the deepAs the birds flyAnd the winds fly with themThey all head to the rightAnd at the rightA beauty like no oneClassy like no oneElegantBut the look in her eyesSay otherwiseSadnessOne can only hopeAnd as tears dropThey leave signatures on the groundCracks and signsI tried to trace these tearsTrying to join the connectionAnd as I look beyondShe screams save meAnd I asked what fromAnd she said from ageAnd as I looked at her againI could see wrinklesHer eyes filled with tearsHer hands shakingThe walking stick beside herShe was blindShe couldn’t moveI ran quicklyAs fast as I couldBut I was slower than a snailAnd as I caught up with herShe whispered in my earsWho is going to save usThat’s when I realizedI had greyI could barely see herMy back achedAnd I fell to the groundI was olderAnd she lay beside meAnd whisperedSee you someday In a place without timeA place without spaceIt was a pleasureAnd our eyes closedAnd as she held my handI woke upOh thank goodnessIt was just a dreamI went to wash my faceI checked the mirrorStill 26A smile gripped me so hardI couldn’t help itI walked through the corridors in my houseEverywhere seemed emptyI looked at the newspaper on the tableTwo old folks found dead on the streetGoosebumpsI ran outI saw people gathered in the rainAll blackAll tearsAnd I saw a picture of me1923-2013I was frozen in fearI had passed onThen I felt a grip on my handIt was herA 26 herA young versionAnd she said we meet againwith a great smileshe whisperedit’s a pleasure.

 

You and I

It was a cold evening

Even plants had to put on their jackets

The weather had changed its color

Everywhere had lost light

The winds had began their party

Sweeping and tossing objects

And moving in different directions during their ball room dance

Everyone had retired for the night

Everyone had locked in for the night

The town was quiet

Rats were scared to make sounds

The drop of a needle was louder than a dog's bark

No one was out

All were in

Waiting patiently for the Great War which was about to begin

No one dared to step out

And as the war started above

The lightning with swords and thunder with guns

Fighting fiercely against each other

They made sounds

That created fear among all

The war went on for hours

Drops of white blood scattered the land

No one was outside

Except her

An old widow

She was at the park

Sitting and watching

Waiting and watching

Her body was covered in white blood

No one was brave enough to save her

No one was kind

No one

And then suddenly

To her right was another

An old man sitting and watching

No one could save them

The war became fiercer

The impact started chasing trees from their homes

The caps of houses were blown away

And the calm party of the winds became a riot

Oh how I wished someone could save the old

They managed to come closer

And she buried herself in his arms

Their hearts were beating faster

Their hearts were beating slower

She buried herself deeper

And warmth was found

He held her closely

With so much love

He held her slowly

And gradually he became stiff

Suddenly

The war ended

Drops of white blood still fell on the land

It was calm

She could at least walk

She removed herself from the arm and tried to see the face of her hero

But there was no face

There was no body

There was just the jacket

She was enveloped in fear

She dragged herself home quickly and locked the door

Morning came

Everywhere was illuminated

She stood up to make coffee