i wrote this poem for a friend who did odd jobs in the UK during holidays.
I have journeyed.
With a backbreaking load on my head.
Journeyed long.
To this street of chill.
From streets of gold to streets of cold...many weary steps before mine .
Journeyed.
From time zone, to time zone.
Losing cedis and strength to seek a shilling.
Giving pain to gain a penny.
I have come from afar..a shoe wearing thin.
To fill a pocket with a million holes...cold in my face
Journeyed...Seeking a penny for my pain
Woman in words is my space of expression, my soul searching, my confusion and exhilaration. My unconsciousness in life and consciousness in the after life. It is an expression of the woman i find in myself.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
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So i have been thinking long and hard about a new post. But the whirlwind life of a growing woman won't give me a minute to complete that thought.
Then my dear Benjamin leaves a comment on one of the poems today that reminds me of my profound love for this niche. And i feel ashamed and guilty that i have been away so long.
So i am pledging to be much more active. After all, What would a woman be without words?
Friday, November 5, 2010
clzover: Ray Caesar
clzover: Ray Caesar: "Last week I was surfing the net on my trusty ergonomic split keyboard (I can type like a hopping demon, but no one else who comes over seems..."
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Untitled: 2
Drop a tear of love upon my whoring heart
and i will find bleeding conviction to glue my scattered emotion
upon your dusty traveler face.
You find me ,on the shifting cliff of old wounds:
Bucket in hand,
frantically scooping remaining clots.
A poisoned whirling sea beneath me
Dark , ugly and twisted
I asked you to stop walking here a long time ago
...this sea will take you now
and i will find bleeding conviction to glue my scattered emotion
upon your dusty traveler face.
You find me ,on the shifting cliff of old wounds:
Bucket in hand,
frantically scooping remaining clots.
A poisoned whirling sea beneath me
Dark , ugly and twisted
I asked you to stop walking here a long time ago
...this sea will take you now
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