By the gate of Singapore
I look at the sky
And watch the dance of thunder
And I wonder aloud–
Have I seen heaven lose control before?
The wet paintings on the walls
Beckon to me with all their might
So I move closer, gliding on my feet
But the closer I move,
The farther their beauty
Run away from me
At a speed I never imagined.
I look at the sky
And watch the dance of thunder
And I wonder aloud–
Have I seen heaven lose control before?
The wet paintings on the walls
Beckon to me with all their might
So I move closer, gliding on my feet
But the closer I move,
The farther their beauty
Run away from me
At a speed I never imagined.
I glide on the earth like a shadow
And trail my hands across nature–
The wet flowers are radiant
But fails to entice me.
I bend my mortal knees
To smell the wet lilies
That are planted by the wayside,
And wonder if they will sing to me
A moment passed me by
And I hear their song of bliss,
But why does my mind grasp futilely,
As if this moment has happened before?
And trail my hands across nature–
The wet flowers are radiant
But fails to entice me.
I bend my mortal knees
To smell the wet lilies
That are planted by the wayside,
And wonder if they will sing to me
A moment passed me by
And I hear their song of bliss,
But why does my mind grasp futilely,
As if this moment has happened before?
©Okunola Peace.
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