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NASYA AND I

Dumka Vincent

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Look into my eyes
Search through my thoughts
And drain me from puddles
Of tears below in the atic
Then I'm energise to pull through
This nerves of stuffy buds
That gather in my blood.

Hold me from behind
And fend your strength
To never loose no more
While I'm glad you're there
Encouraging me to stand these feats ahead
It's just the shadows of us that run through this road
To dine, applauding our successes and sing again.


 

About this poem

We are left to embrace a fallen life , crumble before us when we lost my dear wife. A life that apilt out the lanres of purging ills of life..The struggle just begun!

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Written on April 25, 2023

Submitted by Bossmanas on April 25, 2023

Modified on April 25, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 438
Words 93
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 7, 7
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Dumka Vincent

I am a lover of poem.I love to read and write and my first letter was addressed to my headmaster,requested that he assist my mother to pay off my school exammination fee.At the age 6 years,I had already started writing my short story books.But though,some life experiences had also contributed towards my continuous effort to face the challenges of life.I had written series of prose,articles andwith my little experienced poetry is part of my whole life,when I sing in poetry,speak in poetry,settle scores in poetry,discuss in poetry etc.My dedication towards poetry out of my utmost concern is to be Known for my credibility,participatory efforts in my personal achievement and divine from God.Poetry is part of my life.May poetry.com live on (Dumka Richard Vincent.L more…

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