Skip to main content

Heal Me

By Anonymous
I submitted this poem to Poetry.com and it qualified for the semi-finals in May 2002. It was published in the poetry collection book 'Letters from the soul' slated to have been released in Fall 2002.


Sing with me
mother nature
as I am one with thee
in my gloom,
and glee

sigh with me,
at the dusk
and darkness
in my heart
hark, my cry
when on my knees,
heal me!

and rise with me,
at the dawn,
of the new me
stronger
no longer
bound
but free
for always
Labels:

Comments

Unknown said…
I am in love with this poem Anthony!!! Great talent you got brother!
August 14, 2009 at 4:02 PM
Antony Kamau said…
Thank you anapolojetic, I appreciate it.
August 24, 2009 at 7:30 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Must I Choose?

By
I am torn, conflicted between one who is beside me and one that should be, I cannot decide. She is my anchor, speaks the words that comfort my heart. The other teases me, a fun loving heart they both make a perfect woman. But I must decide. Must I choose? She bats her eyes and I die, the other winks and my knees give way. Must I choose? She makes my heart faint with longing, The other cherishes me beyond what I can imagine, they both fill my heart with joy. If I part with her, I will die. If the other leaves me, my soul will be robbed of light. Must I decide? They both are the perfect woman. ~ Pandit. And so continues the emotional binge. Image: Diver From Beneath by Petr Kratochvil
6 comments
Read more

A South African Super Hero

By
Post a Comment
Read more

La Morena and her... Negroe

By
by Jerome Hambrick I could have used your company last night Could have talked or had a tongue and kitty fight And no, I'm not all right Until you come over and fix my plight Had a most stressing day And was looking towards some one on one word play Your presence is enough for me I drink you in and perspire glee I remove you from your pedestal And return you back... your love gently bruised No matter the path I find beneath my feet I sense you just over my shoulder hovering, lovingly I enclosed you in our love knowing your fear of small places That defenseless look... could almost taste it And I know it's sick but seeing you that way turns me on But understand my illness will do you no harm My nature rages to overwhelm and break right through But I would turn tide on myself before it turned on you Because you loved me and you knew I wasn't right And for that I'd kiss your feet or risk my life You see the world needs more people like you... That c...
2 comments
Read more