Take Me Back To the Tryst

Take me back to the tryst
Love of ages is not my taste
Does stale love toast or fondle? 
But toast is the soul of love:
When words summon words
Mirrorring the pumping heart.


Take me back to the tryst
Age is wear and tear of love,
Gravity on the wings of amity
Just back to the tryst
Where love floats on bouyancy of fond.


Love: youngest fruit on okoro tree
Easy shred , easy grate
The younger the sweeter
No , the soup of love sours not
The very minute it is cooked.


I say back to the tryst
There is no diminution in tenderness
But love decays with years and age
When earlier charm becomes stale or fade.


Take me back to tryst
Love of ages is not my taste.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Tsiluma Avatar
January 7, 2014 at 2:20 AM
Wow - poignant poem you have here. I like how you've brought out the different aspects of love - young love and a love of ages. Looked at that way, love seems to have a certain instability like it cannot be relied on not to change or as you say 'decay'. Very well written! Feel free to drop me a line when you can. I am looking forward to reading more from you. Vicky.
Kayode Avatar
January 7, 2014 at 10:03 AM
Immense thanks for your appreciation and encouragement; one can only get better in your company,I count on you for improvement. Cheers. Kayod5.
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