2 Poems: Explanation, Why Threaten

EXPLANATION Let me introduce myself to you once more so we may speak the same language and not be utterly confused in the shades of our lips. I do not mean what you say I mean even if you have to trace the genealogy of my words through the warm blood in their veins. Don't mistake them for same faces that sometimes stream from your lips when your heart is in belligerent mood. My love for you hasn't waned a bit as to fire potshots on your open heart to provoke a war to cover my escape from a fragrant promise I still contain. I do sincerely promote your good for it's the vessel of my own good. WHY THREATEN Why threaten to leave? have I not offered you a burning love as a holocaust before your feet? I breath, and drink and eat your love so if ever there is a new leaf, a bud, a flower in my growing person it could only be because I love and am loved. If it's different that when I loved another it could only be because you're different. You did not leave before. my warm embrace is not a prison bar for you can always fly to your stars unrestrained by the heaviness of my blanket. Perhaps you're getting bored Of the sight of your own love's fruit.
Dalila Agtani
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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July 12, 2011 at 10:53 AM
Congrats on having your priceless poem featured this week. Keep your poetry pen dancing to the drumbeat of your poetry passion. Wishing many more features. Love to you always, Adeleke
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July 10, 2011 at 6:26 PM
Congrats Dalila on your featured poem this week on PS.. wonderful words luv..
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July 10, 2011 at 12:24 PM
Congratulations on your poem being featured this week Dalila. Love, Carol
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