Artwork by Irina Bara |
I
didn’t know you before
Navigating
clouds of paradise
My
lover’s name
The
way I spell it ‘without feet’
It
rhymes with soft waft
Underneath
my wings
Keep
vanity’s hands off,
The
Bird of Paradise
Here’s
the flame of affections
The
chill of lonesome spirit
Humming
through the chimney pathways
Illogically
pretty (in Ngozi’ echo)
Your
soul; old as ‘Thousand Hills’
Yet
wise and beauteous, knows my fate
But
(n)one of my faces,
And
thus my heart, fell for nobody
Apparently
nobody
But
you, the Bird of my Paradise
In
my muse I hearken to your songs
Roaming
in the skies of my hut
In
between glistening stars
My
soul tails after you, gay and athirst
For
the handsome wreath of halo behind your smile
Shadows
the Goddess of beauty
Eventide,
right before graceful slumber
I
get caught in downpour of emotions
I
but foretell
For
the courage to reign shrank with the ages
Untiring
ages, soul-prickers
Frap
me with your wings, dear Bird of Paradise
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