OUR LOVE LIKE A CANDLE LIGHT

Stories of the night when our
love shoot its sporadic essence.
when angels acknowledge our presence
Like songbirds from the seventh heaven.

And just like the night stars
catches the attention of every eyes,
we marvel at each others exciting gaze
giving less to the yearning of our mortality.

Our love reminds me of rains;
quenching the thirst of every living things
kissing the earth deep with renewed hope
fortifying the beauty of nature in abundance.

Our love is like a candle light;
casting its warmth with gentle wind
spewing its brilliance towards heaven
Buttressing confidences with hope of joy.

Oh humans, that cast us doubtful look
and that whisper to the world fabled stories
Endeavour to learn about the beauty of love
genuine love breed progenies with purest of hearts.

sweetheart, my pleasure is to make you
happy always, for that is the light of my life.
Until my dying days will our love kindles.
there in, forever we tango and grow gray...

Adekunle Baq're Abdulhakeem
©May, 2018

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