W I S H O P E
Reading from a man`s mind “facial expression “
‘My face my shuttered face’
His face tells more than a mouth could tell
‘My face tears running down my face’
It tells out more than you can read from his heart
‘My heart a bleeding heart’
For a man is a reserved creature where emotions are hidden
‘My emotions when love is involved’
For loving is caring and kind as is
“A gift from above a gift from God “
So are the feelings that present what it reads in heart
‘My heart that trust my heart fear disappointment’
The feeling of loving is the feeling of longing
‘I am longing for a soul mate a true friend’
For a man has lost a rib in the beginning for creation of a soul mate
‘Yes he lost one rib for a reason to create... The one and only’
And yes the feeling of loving is a feeling of reclaiming back thy creation to make a man complete.
Surviving the times of loneliness is like walking on a desert
‘A desert of no hope with high temperatures’
Yes a desert of no hope where a man can’t live for long without water
‘And yes brave men do’ to reclaim their belonging
He will survive thy temperatures “forever “he will love thy creation
“Neither” will he hurt nor lie to her
As he walks through the desert he think about her, he sees her face even though never met her, his face is wet as tears of joy running down his face
But he still continues even though there is no hope for water along the way
As tears and sweat run down his face and body he hopes to meet a true creature made out of his rib, few more steps going ahead he smiles he feels complete then he sings” “He wishes for love not tears of blood from a broken heart”
Tears of blood fall from a broken heart
A man never wish to separate from thy creation
for he wish to hold on "forever"
"never “do he wish to part ways with thy loved one
”Say you love me, look in the eye and make a promise”
“Please don’t leave me please don’t hurt me”
“Your tender touch, a soft kiss”
“things about you I enjoy most”
“as I often cry when I’m with you deep down I smile and tears of joy falling down my face “
Copyright © Nakampe Masekane | Year Posted 2014
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