My First Love

by Joseph Boadi   Oct 19, 2011


She was a mistress who never treated her maidens rough
Always allowing them to sleep enough
She walked rhythmically to life's mozart song
And the marvel of the throng
Who stood and bit their nails with spleen
As her graceful shadow took their smiles with glean
She ruled a dozen souls over
With impeccable glover
How when boiled in cauldrons she,
Come out beautiful as she could be
Her overwhelming beauty shrouds
And her golden face glooming in the clouds
She is non but my fathers wife
He who swallowed my pain and strife

(for my lovely mum.just wanted to say you my first love.love u mummy)

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  • 13 years ago

    by The Po whet

    If I were to quote my favorite line then it would be the whole poem.
    Loved the creativity,flow and everthing to do with it.
    Amazing.

  • 13 years ago

    by The Po whet

    If I were to quote my favorite line then it would be the whole poem.
    Loved the creativity,flow and everthing to do with it.
    Amazing.

  • 13 years ago

    by Paul Gondwe

    Very creative and great choice of words..great work

  • 13 years ago

    by Jess

    I loved this poem!!!!
    5/5 !! No dought!

  • 13 years ago

    by Captain Lonesome

    Subtle and sweet! you have a genuine nack for unexpected endings!Great Poem!!

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