Saturday, 3 June 2017
Love Unsaid
"I think I've fallen in love with this girl but I don't even know how to face her. It's just crazy man."
Those were the words I heard as I approached the door
I remember how we all talked and laughed for hours afterwards
And how he acted like he never said those words
I remember how I pretended like I didn't hear a thing
And like the 'her' isn't me
This isn't home
This could be us
But you think I'm too much of this
And I don't have enough of that
So my eyes watched you walk away
My heart asked why
My head answered "This isn't home"
Friday, 12 May 2017
Letter to my father 2
Your love was more important than
seeing me sad
And this kind of makes me mad
As I growl in pain again
I try to find some sunshine in
this rain
I think of all the love and life I’ve
had to let go
Just because you couldn’t say no
I took to wine
Because the one I love can’t be
mine
Drugs have become food
Just like the hospital is now my
hood
Death may come knocking anytime
I’ve watched those like me die in
their prime
Didn’t you just wonder
How bad it could be for a sickler?
I heard there’s a friend
Who can be with me till the end
I’m waiting to get some light
from him
Because mine is going dim
P.S: This isn't a sequel to the previous post. They are all my random thoughts! Feel free to share your thoughts on any of the posts as well.
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Letter to my father 1
It’s disheartening
That you walked away like we don’t
mean a thing
I wanted to have a daddy
I wanted mummy to be someone’s
lady
She ensured lack was out of my sight
She said you guys used to be in
love
Is there really a thin line
between hate and love?
I know she’s made of good stuff
I wonder why she was never enough
I grew up so fast
Believing tough times won’t last
Your baby girl is all grown
She learnt to do
things on her own
While she patiently waits for a
king which you never were to her
She’ll forever embrace the love and
strength of the king woman that raised her
Labels:
broken home,
divorce,
Life,
Love,
Marriage,
poems,
single mothers
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