Category: Poetry

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let me hold the door for you.

I may have never walked

a mile in your shoes,

but I can see that

your soles are worn

and your strengthen is torn

under the weight of a story

I have never lived before

so let me hold the door for you.

After all you’ve walked through,

it’s the least I can do

 

I am the best medicine

They say I help in loosing weight

They say I look pretty

They say I am positive

They say I am friendly

They sometime say I am mad

If you have me, you will have “change” in your life

I have truthful words and ways

Careful with the things I say

God can hear me when I speak

He sees me from my head to feet

Please don’t lie,please don’t test

I am honest – it’s the best

 

What if I didn’t enter the world

what if  I had no friends

what if I had no parents

what if I was lost in a beach with a dog

what if i didn’t go to school

what if I wasn’t born

Best friends are our chest as the nuts in our west

we never miss them, but we trust them

a friend in need is a friend in deed

don’t worry  if they are not your friend

they will come to you with in few seconds

 

Nobody knows where my Tamarind stood

just by a winding lane.

each year it gave me fruit and shade,and drew

Me to my home again.

I loved to sit beneath her shady boughs,

And rest up for a while,

To gaze out upon the distant in vain.

Then I stop I stare; I stand quiet still

I listen to my heart.

That magnificent tree, that was my life,

Has just been ripped apart.

I turn to the hills, my eyes filled with tears

For sure, I’ve lost my soul.

Where once it stood tall, there’s nothing there now

Merely an empty hole