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My second letter to the little princess in waiting line

I am having one usual day, as it is, most of the days
I, a misfit, wandering around, since 
the ultrasound and incubator, they are ever invasive
The world with the main theme, and the off topic, outlier
A peace, to find solace, within.
You are a tiara, a bracelet a pearl and a teardrop too
When I think about the unbridled, unbundled gone spirits, my lion cubs
They are busy in angling, somewhere, elsewhere.
They grew up too close to a Skokie Swift Childcare, they surely do.
They used to tap around the keyboards, busy and always chatterbox
They hardly open up about radiant ways, as they are always busy to pave the gaps.

On a rainy day, they will be sitting inside with their jersey whims for a newer day
And I will be, the ever undecisive, is it the sky blue or the deepest wave, a say or a may

I wish I could be sitting around you, just to see the pristine may
A butterfly stroke on a lonely morn, a red leaf, and a grasshopper day!

Premium Member Mother Sun

how beautiful the day
harmonizing tweets
bright and unbundled
the sun sips her coffee
smiling down…just you
wait…she says…i
have a treat today

Spring is on the way
she warms her child
rubbing gently her arms
kissing her forehead

her child holds out
her arms to the sides
and spins…the tears
of the sun gush

she dusts
off her child’s jacket
sunflower petals strewn
on the streets…
comely and calamitous 

a trusting face uplifts…
the sun stares straight ahead
with potential energy and poise

she won’t disparage her child
telling her an unfair fairy tale

for

tomorrow’s not promised

3/3/2022
Brian Strand’s Freed Verse

Nigeria Resurect

With wealth and blessings overflowing
Non would project this time we behold
To prove to humanity the lesson of life
Nothing stays unless true effort is made

The fourth is falling before the eyes of all
Reversing the theory of consolidation
A growth grounded in falsehood is a lie
The truth only can truly sustain any

Achebe saw it all before departing flesh
The Country stopped being  as we looked
Like the carcass unbundled by termites
The country extinguished self willfully

Where the rules were thrown to dogs
Living like existence is National joke
Minds drifting according to how directed
As some swore to balkanize the Nation

Consequences of action and inactions
Where impure purposes rule decisions
The essence of being becomes eroded
Until the fabrics break to show the rot

It is gone like all can see
The pot has burst clearly
The feared has finally come
All are in confusion for next

The end has come
No prophets needed
The past has caught up
We are all part and in it

Death and birth sustain creation
A new Nigeria is a desired option
Where truth will lay the foundation
After cleansing that goes with ending


My Beautiful One

You were in my lap. Child, you were resting.
Little pretty face, with your glowing eyes.
You have beautiful eyelashes, deep, dark eyes
A thousand times I kissed there, in your sleep.

You were hugging me , You were smiling at me.
And  your fingers were playing with my hair, unbundled.
You were helping me to get back to you, to life.
As life touches another in joy , humility and courage.

Never did I understand, this could also be a test of life.
I see your face, I see your smile, and my tears run in agony.
I would not let you to struggle in suffering, the trials of life
May God have mercy on me, may God ease the pain in strife.

Premium Member Fatal Truth

FATAL TRUTH
It was the innocence in your eyes
That poured out a dawning glow
You smiled and a thousand worries 
Unbundled the heart
Your flow was raspy but gentle
Melting through every breaker

But your sudden thunder 
Brings a wholesome wonder
Thus to every darkened" sun
There arises a lone  voice 
Stirring the heavens 
To spread its lights
Only on one

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