They had consoled him,
sheltered him, shielded him
from the frowns of turmoil,
and so he easily believed...
that life was easily easy,
that he could rest, forever
and drink the cider of laziness
Now he possesses a bearded bib,
a baby calmly disguised
in the form of maturity,
he presently lives
with a castrated conscience
Every since he learned to walk,
everything has tasted like milk,
so sweet so enticing,
anything he wanted,
there it was;
this, in fact, was the magic of care
and now, being himself
is foreign, because lullabies
continue to cuddle his mind,
and belittle it to
childhood again,
the rise and fall
of a mentality never allowed
to walk,
still cries...
and hopes that lullabies
of joy, shall again, cuddle him.
By Kakraba Afful
As fire kisses the wood,
there is no mercy,
but the wood does it consume,
hoarsely or with gentility,
the wood blackens and does
not question the fire;
Indeed it does not question
the fire, of its authority
or strength or audacity
or why it overcomes its still being,
nor does it resist,
but with a quietness
it inhales the conquest,
and accepts the pastures of burns
as its being is rusted black,
it only crackles in endurance,
tears within
with an humble obligation,
and a silent confidence
and so the pride of the fire
diminishes with each exhaustion
of oxygen and breathe,
until
until it finally vanishes,
but, the wood remains,
no more wood perhaps,
but as ash
or charcoal, ready
for another fire. www.flixya.com
By Kakraba Afful
and when my tears dropped
and fall to the bottom of dismay
on stormy nights
where the sky's canvas was
painted with turmoil,
and prophecied of merciless nightmares
to come, I was
shrouded, the rain of loneliness
beat me heavenly
But he and she came
and I saw daybreak smiling
at my bed side,
He...held me softly,
then my soul was lulled
and slept in the hammock
of heavenly peace
and horror was defeated
I found bravery in her eyes,
and a champion warmth,
clothed me with the justification
of love
she smiled, so did I,
she kissed my head,
and I became a victor,
the nightmares were slain,
since they came
and I hibernated,
definitely slept in the
cloud mattress of parenthood.
By Kakraba Afful
I shall smile even if my tears
do fall, because I have found you
and even if, my hopes wither,
my heartbeat still lives on
because your eyes
heal its wounds
Don't you hear the neigh of the wind
and how my mind gallops far,
let my eyes be blind so I
can see the fervent glory,
that is you
Even if I have to brawl
with the cyclones and abase
them to dry your tears,
my muscle shall congeal
for you,
I'll kill the thunder that
barks against you in the peril of the day
or uncanny nights...
for you
I shall rest in the loyalty of your hands,
my heart be cherished,
your heart do I approve,
so let the roses fly
by the dozen,
and frankincense be used
to wash the feet of my goddess,
S.T. www.associatedcontent.com
By Kakraba Afful
If I could run yonder,
and all faith be cast into oblivion,
and all reality declares past tense
by my lips,
If I could fly to see the moon,
and bedazzle my fate with a fame
it now strongly beholds...
I shall never let go of the view,
the oceans shall be my bed,
twilight, my new lullaby,
sings evidently like peace,
I shall be unshaken as the sky,
play the melody of the stars,
and cast a spell
that makes all shadow wither;
darkness shall part,
and in light does my fortune bloom
my soul becomes the spring,
the sun smiles truly,
because my queen rises like
the lightning and my heart
pounds with the audacity of thunder
I shall give praise to emotion,
flows boundless like the ocean,
because she is my fortress
my immortal princess,
that waltzs with me,
in the blissful ballroom of love.
By Kakraba Afful
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