May We Meet Again

Where dreams are gold of thought 
Where cloud are silvers of hope 
Where future husband the street 
Where ghost don't crack bones of human. 
This colour of African night depict water
A formless form of laughter tickling home
If this history be made of Kinta Kunte,
I will lit this weekend with a strange tune 
Which will end up holding the image of forever. 


May we meet again where cock are debris
of footsteps on the oceans of mysteries.
We might giggle with a different tale on 
We may pitch our voices to the cold hands 
of daring heart of  thunderous elipsis...
We may trace home giants of illusions
We may not see the darkness in eve hush 
noise, not through this armpit zipper of 
services rendered in a torn lips of lost humanity.

May we meet again where we make muse
a knight with a name & face & identity
We'll send forth our song to many places 
where our mind have raced without a print
May we meet again where love crossed path
and time lose concentrations in the camp of 
attraction of what we have finally become
May we might again as a pilgrims in prayer,
Our hands a home bringing  tomorrow' peace. 


May we meet  again and embrace wetness
Wetness of love and hope for another' emotion
At the sight of the emptiness in the hallway,
We will stand to erase every ooze of doubt
Hold on between us death and life to conquer
this deafening silence may echo beyond shrunk 
Nights of our skins before the sun unmask
May we meet again and again and again 
Where we part no more  with legs of departure.


©John Chizoba Vincent 
From_A_Pen_Refusing_frustrations.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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