From my land of captivity

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    From my land of captivity

    From my land of captivity

    Those eyes,

    Are the wild fires of my dreams,

    Or perhaps, so it seems

     

    Those identical cubs of your bosom

    Have sent me to the land of sodom

     

    Wunmi,

    In this exile,

    It is still raining fire and sulphur;

    When shall I get my succour?

     

    The killer tease of your curves,

    Oh! Those killer curves;

    Are the fetters

    You’re wearing me

    On my tatters

     

    But tell me cinnamon-skin,

    Why do you deny me your beauty?

    Is beauty in the eyes of its owner?

    No!

    Beauty has come to be

    In the soul of the beholder

     

    These are my words

    From my land of captivity;

    It is colder over here

    Than in Siberia:

     

    “Bury me please,

    In yet another grave,

    ‘Cos in this,

    I have been buried with my eyes wide open”

     

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    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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