Best Poems Written by Mazoku Kikasomo

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O Child of Mine

O Child of Mine Where have you gone? With whom have you hidden with? Come back to your mother O Sibling of Mine Who are you with? Why have you gone astray? Come back to your sister O Grandchild of Mine Why did you go? Why are you not home? Come back to your grandmother O Lover of Mine Where have you gone? My sheets are cold without you Come back to your eternal lover

Copyright © Mazoku Kikasomo | Year Posted 2024


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Nightmare Skies

Nightmare Skies Weeping Eyes She is a tempest Full of pain and sorrow Her tears create storms She knew him best Gone are the times that she could speak to him without a care Now she is nothing more than a shell of what she used to be She was a beautiful autumn breeze at one point Now she is a hurricane

Copyright © Mazoku Kikasomo | Year Posted 2024

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