I will take a walk: A POEM

I will take a walk: A POEM

The bite birth pain
For my heart fell asleep
At the mention of your name
I will take a walk

Remember, how you sold me
And gave my food to the crowd
Stabbed me with many words
Broke the covenant we swore
That yoke that made us one
I will take a walk

Your eyes was lusty
It fed from the sugar-coated lips of men
You got drunk by their sayings
Blinded in their blindness
Each spoon you swallowed
Pleading for more
I will take a walk

Was it lost or lust?
I gave you all
But, your bum was never meant for one
It searched and yearned
Begging for more spanking and whipping
By hands not just mine
You walked through the lanes of pleasure
Forgot the oath we took
The covenant of two

For that, I will take a walk
I will fly through your heart
To remind you of the years gone by
Years of constant joy
Shared in sweet bliss
Now soiled by your strangeness

You stole my heart
You broke my heart
Now, you killed it!

[This is a fictional writing]
A piece of creative writing by
Alexander Thandi Ubani
©®Copyright 2014
A Poet, Playwright, Writer and Thespian

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