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She Walked Away Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Ositadimma Amakeze, Nigeria Apr 8, 2006
Peace & Conflict , Human Rights   Poetry

  

She piped my glory
And called me her baby,
Sent lots of cheers
With kisses and roses

I too, in my part
Cherished in my heart
For she’s all intriguing
And dearly darling

Abstract love’s absurdity
And its blind credulity;
Spell bound to the Net
In the web where we met

Then come the last straw
That thus was my flaw,
When she knew it was a black
And she turned her back

I conceived this precipice
For the peace of my conscience;
Lest in self deceit stray
But she walked away







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