POETIC GLORY

18 Apr 2009

·Oludpoet

Yesterday, one man saw today Through his soothsayer's binoculars Coming from a long journey, Convoyed by zillion of coloured cravings. With it the shower, recycled in heaven, The tears and sweat of our fathers Extracted by the self-sufficient sun. Our fathers, traded by barter for worthless exchange Once stood here expecting tomorrow When colour blindness would no longer need cure And black roses would grow on abused islands. So, if today is our rebirth day And we have become water; Without colour Acceptable Transparent Essential Reliable Bring out your dancing costumes, Ignore the fear of possibilities, Dance yet till tomorrow.

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Oludpoet

I am a lyrical tailor stitching rags of fairly used words launder and perfumed with metaphors and imagery to make the world withing my reach a delightful place. For me creativity is a way of life and without reading good poetry and writing...

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