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Dear Chioma

DEAR CHIOMA When I looked at you, I remembered our experimental kiss under the udala tree. When I looked at you, I remembered our playful fights in blue waters. When I look at you, I remembered that I was nothing but a student. When I looked at you, I remembered you're now Chief Obi's wife. Now you look at me, I saw longing in your moist eyes. Now you look at me, I saw gloom descend on your face like a black cloud. Now you look at me, I saw tears trickle down your rosy cheeks. Because you are not mine. And I am not yours. And we shall never belong together again.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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