Arduous blue

Motheo TheYouthPoet 2004 (Polokwane)



I don't know the taste of real love,
But I know it all comes with dreary from a flying dove.
I once had a dream of it,
Infact, do I really need it?
Why should I be retrieving all the good gasps?
Because I know I don't deserve the good mood and the warmness of wasps. 

I love you but I'm scared of loosing you.
I need you but I'm not ready to fall in love with you.
I so wish my heart was a bike made without some elbow pads,
So my scars could tell how I used to fall for you back in the past.
The ancient sides, well life goes on.

I can easily feel that there's something missing in my life,
But it's much harder to tell what it really is.
I know the shimmers from the falls are calling,
I just want to tell them we're all good but not for grasp because I want you somewhere near me.

You must bearly know I can't shake the shimmer off from my eyes,
Because I keep on staring at you.
I once taught you about the believe,
But you took most of it to the breeze.

Nasty, hasty, gasty puddles.
Switch your heart but make it arduous,
I said choose a colour, and you gave me blue.

About this poem

The poem is all about love and a girl of my dreams on how she kept rolling my hearts desires and uplifting my essential spirit. It is also about breakups and how she's no longer around me but still close to my heart.

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Written on June 10, 2022

Submitted by motheosenyatsi on July 15, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

1:16 min read
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Quick analysis:

Scheme AABBXX CCXXX XXXX XCXX XXC
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 1,081
Words 247
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 6, 5, 4, 4, 3

Motheo TheYouthPoet

I'm a Poet, writter, and a Motivational speaker. I'm 18 years of age and poetry is my passion. I've spent most of my life trying and writing the same way I feel as since I was young as I know that poetry is a literal way of expressing your feelings with words so that someone can read far more and also touch many hearts through it. I like Soccer as my sport activity and also reading books. Currently in varsity doing my first year. more…

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