Dear diary,
Days die distracted
Days dance in dew
Dreams dance in hourly heads
I sit like a book
Being flipped by the wind
Knowing not my end
Because I know not my weight
II
Dear diary,
Desperate days die young
Dreading dreams dumped on another
Deepening darkness of dawn
Dressing deepness of dew
And I still live blank
With no knight, no armour
Nor sword as time ticks in my face
III
Dear diary
Dirty days are what I dread most
They keep lingering as
Time dawdles as though in its wedding
And shame screams to put me in doom
I think not of tick tocks then
I think not of me then
Only for another day to visit
IV
Dear diary,
Dare me to dream
Dare the dreams to come true
Dare me to stop drinking daiquiri and acting daft
For draped in these clothes of fear
On this lonesome road
In this life’s storm
Is nothing for you to quietly receive notes from
Don’t you fear I might dagger out my heart
To stain your pages?
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia (c) 2014

8 replies on “DEAR DIARY”
I love it even more the second time
There’s so much here
Thanks for visiting
Prayers and blessings
And above all peace
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Peace to you too.
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Stupendous, astonishing, astounding, breathtaking!! Genius in short verse!
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I’m blushing green right now Debbie. Thank you.
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I sit like a book being flipped by the wind knowing not my end because I know not my weight. There are so many great lines in this poem you really pack a lot into a very small frame. What else can I tell you but I will reblog this one many blessings Cecilia. I have a show and you and this poem gave me the push I needed
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Thanks you Sheldon. You’re free to reblog. đŸ™‚
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So very deep and beautiful.
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Thank you Nico. Blessings.
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