In the midst of storm
The sweet breeze blankets from dust
The eyes must take form
And close to shield from the storm
Who but God gives reflexes?
II
The arms of the cold
Bites when it catches the lone
But they pretend to hold
When they see others and mourn
Who but God gives pretences?
III
I shall bravely live
I shall mercifully give
I shall guard and keep
And when the onions of life
Burn deep my eyes I shall strive
IV
None would feel the heat
But me, none would have cold feet,
But me, hoard regret?
None but me when the earth calls
This is my resolution
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia (c) 2014

11 replies on “I AND I (STYLISH TANKA)”
I meant to say Fingers Snapping!! Lost my super power of Spelling!! LOL!! Another great poem that needs to be read out loud. You’d be great at a Poetry Slam!!
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Thank you Debbie. Sometimes we all lose that power. Blessings my dear friend.
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Hands Clapping. Fingers Snappping.
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This is so beautiful Cecilia.
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Thank you Nico. Blessings.
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Catching the lightening in the act isn’t easy, congrats on that shot and that’s one heck of a resolution
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Thank you Asariel. Blessings.
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Beautiful. I love all your pictures, and sketches, paintings , etc;
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Thank you but most of them are from google pics. Blessings.
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I love this one, the protector from the storm. Great work
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Thank you dear Sheldon. Blessings.
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