...Dialogue Nature: Josh, do you have a lover Me: Sure Nature: Who's the lucky maiden? Me: Sea.... Sajeen Sea. Nature: Hmm, how much do you love her... Me: As the cloud loves the sky, That without bodies of cloud no sky. Like stripes on the cloth, By the manufacturer wrote. I don't only love her, But I'm in love with her. Nature: interesting.. Does she loves you? Me: Of course she do, But it's 'thout clue: Distance being a barrier... But love can break such barrier. Nature: Now I get it... But don't get it. You mean you don't love any lady here, ...
Moturayo Emiola “I’m afraid” She said to me, holding back her tears. She was restraining that because of me : I could sense that. Though I have been the only son who'd given her tough times : at the level of vocations, yet she took more delights in confiding in me than in my brothers. “Nothing would happen to you, Mum” I promised. I was girding myself with borrowed courage – the courage I didn’t have, lent it for her. I could sense the despair, sadness, the confusion of it all was overwhelming. But she didn’t seem to believe my words, she was indeed tired of staying in her house, she was afraid, yes, twas written all over her. Then, I began to think : is this how ones faith diminish? Is this how the boiling torrent of her undaunted faith cool off? I remembered, yes, back then. When the trial was at the apex, when an evil arrow was pointed at my brother and I. Yes,my bro...
Unidentified Poems Of William Shakespeare By Josh Berry(Ancestor) William Shakespeare - Shakespeare, the son of William, is a renowned playwright and poet, an actor in his time and who through his works( virtually plays) have cut through diverse areas of life, ranging from war,love,comedy to heroism. Most of his works were published after his death, though acted during his lifetime. Aside all his notable poems identified in his complete works, yet, there are some unidentified poems he wrote during the course of his plays, employing his character as the voice of these hidden poems. I couldn't ignore when I set my pupils on these poems( yet to be mentioned) because of their distinctive aesthetics. As its been known that William Shakespeare toiled with abstract nouns a lot in most of his poems, personifying them as though they are human beings: this is not new in poetry though, lot of poets used and uses personification but Shakespeare...
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