NEEDLES AND THREAD



NEEDLES AND THREAD
We began this Journey thinking prepared than we knew.In fifty hours , we were yet to arrive  and met our eyes at each mile beholding the Needles and Thread we left behind in the hands of other travellers who really knows what the Journey needs. It was not actually ours but it reminded us about how we forgot what was needful.

Needles and Thread would stitch only what fabrics can allow, let the time tell what in the tale  ale the fabrics.
To think of the Needle less than the  Thread is like the Thread also lesser than the Needle.
we have traveled far  tramp across the desert , fabrics  torn in tornado by  turns of thorny winds though an equal wedge of two can seam .

The desert road to a new clime has marauders as greeters and our urine as the  only drinkable water. After all,our surviving goodies grips the stench from human carcass and the sight of it unperturbed  to the eyes on gold in distance from the scene.

Those who couldn't make it and had good company Of human Kindness received the honor of befiting farwell in the depth of sahara as much as the bare hands could dig. Some who descended univited into the  deep  part had quick sand to blame ,too soon they had gone like a smoke into the orbit.

Oh! I  see  a lake standing before these adventurers and  the dream destination over it, after all the risk , before this one too they must cross.On the other side, hope is built from what the ears could gather, what the eyes will see is a  narrative experience tongue will want to tell. Ah ! Trauvothrill,i got trauvothrilled ! Trauvothrillity is here! Needles and thread, only equal wedge of two can seam a fabric of life blighted by alternating  vicious vicissitudes .

About this poem

This poem is about the risks people take to get into their greener pastures. The desert in this poem is a passage route in which survival chances are very dim and uncertain.Needles and thread is also a representation of what essential things we forget in the journey of life,and then see others succeeding with it,while we wished to have considered it .The Word Trauvothrillity is New from me,it is the derivative from its Noun "Trauvothrill". It is my poetic license word for a difficult situation/ condition in which all of a sudden , one is emerging victorious from it and becomes extremely happy. This about and the poem is forwarded to poetry . Com today monday 24th/April/2023,By the author Poet Brian Nkereuwem Kelvin. 

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Written on April 24, 2023

Submitted by Bpoet on April 24, 2023

Modified on May 02, 2023

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BRIAN NKEREUWEM KELVIN

Brian Nkereuwem Kelvin was born in ibiakpan,ikotinam,community,in ikot ekpene ,Akwa ibom state in Nigeria west Africa.Apart from being a poet, He is also a Faith Healer as a core purpose calling, His destiny was aligned on kingdom track when at age 4 his paternal grand mother dedicated him on an Apostolic altar for service,then at age 9,and 15 Jesus Christ physically appeared to him,as well as spoke to him audibly in the second meeting and specifically instructing him on the area of his calling/assignment .he holds a BBS Degree in Christian Theology from IMI international Miracles institute,based in pensacola,florida USA.His ministry is accompanied by Apostolic/prophetic signs.He is a trained Landscape developer/manager in horticulture science,a Poet,Actor,author,recording gospel artist and an English literature tutor/ personality Developement coach. more…

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