THE CALL



i hear your call,
far away,
beating this 'please!'
a rumble within,
of you and i;
a travel of time
where the pieces lay,
sobbing the ash
of a fire in hearts,
now cold and silent
in its sleep of years.

your eyes
pierce tears so deep,
a guilty pain within,
of the flung song
we both chorused warm
in trueness of throats
and one strong tongue.

your frame, feeble;
a roaring rage yet
of sweet fire in burn
at my match-stick's strike;
my black stick of delight;
a strong struck joy
erupting my name much
as sweet noise from your core
of your complete lost
within me;

how that frame
from its distance
tug a come back thrill,
kneel down a passion plea
of the fire you love,
the bond, deepest much;

how that frame
cries profusely
your soul of me.

but months as earth
has carcassed dry
our hopes, our past
as love's graveyard!

yet still, i will
immortalize deep
our relationship,
a living poetry,
a breathing memory.

About this poem

This is a poem about the separation of two passionate lovers, where the absence of one leads to a very serious strong love call of the other. Will they reunite? Will their joint passion rekindle to burn joyfully again?

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Submitted by poethickart on October 22, 2021

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme xaxbcxaxxxx xdbxxxx xxxxxxexxf Gxhfxe Gff xcxx hdxff
Closest metre Iambic dimeter
Characters 862
Words 171
Stanzas 7
Stanza Lengths 11, 7, 10, 6, 3, 4, 5

TANIMONURE RICHARDS ADEWALE

A Teacher and Writer from Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria, the homeland of the great Nobel Laureate Winner, Professor Wole Soyinka. Tanimonure writes on life issues with a moral belly for man. He also writes on love and romance too. Some of his published works can be found in anthologies such as Roses And Rhymes; The Beauty Of Failure; Boys Are Not Stones; Healing Hands; Muse For World Piece; and many more. He is also published on Sebuleni Africa, My Woven Poetry, Parousia and other online poetry websites. He is currently working upon his first poetry book to be published soon. more…

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