Daughters' Unending Love Poem by Alison Mujati

Daughters' Unending Love

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My silence remains a book of romance
Temper with it and I give clearance

It's playing on the shores of a deep sea.
Certain deathly places you may never see

I'm the moon to darkness of the night
A sip of cool water to a dry throat

Keep me at leash like a dog
Touch not what I play father to on this earth

Alynn and Alyssa are precious
No gold or silver can buy their value on me

It's a line capital and bold lettered DO NOT CROSS sign.
Contravene and see hell coming live

I can munch the chain leash of my silence
Then come all hell and fire to destroy for reverence

No rain can stop me, no price
I become a provoked termite
My incisors can crush bones like predators'

Blood-shot eyes resemble a Dracula.
They cannot spare you while spitting fire

I snarl like a jaguar in their mistreatment
Their tears stir anger and an urge to fight for their joy.

I live for them
And so shall I stand up straight for their smile

You want peace with with me,
Stay out of my Children's torture.

Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: daughters
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Alison mujati 27 September 2020

Deluke Muwanigwa... the pleasure is all mine thanks

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Deluke Muwanigwa 24 September 2020

Good poem. Yes please look after them well. Remind us though when they are if age we bring lobola by chicken bus across the Limpopo. Great poem Sir.

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