Poems by Bonaventure Onuabuchi

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  • She said she loves me,
    that may be or may not be true...

  • A romantic mare's nest so real in abstracts.
    My head drains slowly along deluge of thoughts...

  • So many tears; nobody 's there.
    Consolation and relief, are all worthless lies...

  • There are adversities galore,
    their resenting effects lour...

  • Still living?, yes, in our hearts.
    But the mourn of your exit lives supreme...

  • This sunny season's once the heart's long yawn.
    Blissful moment, a heart image...

  • Would this be a dream of reality?
    That we were brought together...

  • TALENTS IN SLUMBER:
    Children of wearied giant mother...

  • Grief rushed in like a lion,
    joy crawled out like a snail...

  • And now death has lived to his desired taste.
    Truth despairs in desolation...

  • Brave pernicious little creatures,
    birthmarked with long-pointed spouts...

  • More stinker is coming of this vicissitude.
    Life glamour is getting lost...