Long Anu Poems

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Lifetime

My admirable Anuoluwapo

I shut my eyes to feel the dawn,
Where dark forest ends and night is done,
And along those lines, a consistent perspective:
Waking up to see the sunrise, Anu at your side.
No longer longing from afar,
But with my shining, morning star.

I see our home, a quiet space
Touched by a soft and soothing grace
Only your sweet smile can bring
It makes my winter feel like spring.
As the coffee drips soft and slow,
Watching your quiet beauty grow.

I dream of the trips we shall make,
Of promises we’ll finally make,
To be on the same journey, step by step,
There’s nothing now to hide for me.
To have you laugh, to share your hand,
To build our life on the sand.

Anu my love, fate that is written,
I’ll live in hope, and wait not long,
In every day until then,
You're my wife in every sense of the word.
Till stars loose heaven, and god again unmake:
You hold the key to my heart.

Copywright@Bamgboye Stephen 2026


Authentic better Half

In quiet moments and golden spaces,
It tells a tale of grace and growth.
Words used to be shadows, but now they are light.
Anu makes things right by speaking clearly [1].
To hear every murmur and ease every suffering, with ears that now open like petals to rain.
Feeling the tone instead of just hearing it
A steady listener, the greatest known

We wandered the aisles of Justrite four times.
To peaceful, lovely times spent at home.
While traveling to Offa and Ede's lengthy sweep,
are the miles of memories we have accumulated to preserve.
After a year of gradual and genuine exploration,
Your listening skills have improved, and your voice has become softer.
Every hour we spend together, I see a new Anu—a confidante, a partner, and everything to me.

Copywright@Bamgboye stephen

Premium Member I Am Danu

In the Irish mountain "Breasts of Anu" I reside.
I am mother goddess, the spirit essence of nature.
Anu or Danu my worshipers call me with pride.
Dana or Ana my believers apply their nomenclature.
I am the female principle, primal vessel for all things.
I birthed the people of Dana, the Celtic race of gods.
As enchantress, my incantations are said by kings.
As avatar of river and land, I appear on many facades. 
Revered over Europe, I grant my name to River Danube.
I even appear in Sanskrit as the spirit of the aquatic.
You will celebrate the fruity flavors of the jujube,
as I am prosperity and food provider dramatic.

I am Danu, goddess of Earth and river fecund.
I am Anu, mother of wealth to many I have beckoned.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Ode To Anu

I know that you said you were feeling a bit stressed,
But that’s only your mind trying to play tricks on you.
From my point of view, I’ve been overly impressed.
It’s obvious to me you enjoy what you do.

So, when the day seems to squeeze in all around you,
Just remember that you can’t control all of it.
Take control of your mind and just do what you do.
The stress will melt away, as long as you commit.

Once you realize that stress is only in your mind,
The rest of the day will go on with grace and poise.
You can relax and leave all your worries behind.
Let everything else just become static noise.
Form: Rhyme

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