Into Another World

Give me the opportunity to speak my mind
For I'm already in another world
Five me the chance to speak what is within me
For I'm not in the world i used to be
Open your arms and get me clutched
Before i run out of control
I have no definition for love but
I know it conquers all
I have no description of love but
I know it turns black to white
I know not the odour of love but
I know it smells greater than spikenard
I know not the value of love but
I know it is more precious than sardius
Two lovers make meddlers busy
As coral makes jeweller busy
One without love will always be a sapling but
Love makes you sapient
A single nan can't be sanguine
For his life is not as real as illusion
A romantic relationship is like chrysolite:
It is clear and defined;
It also has solutions to problems
For it turns to saraband
In days of tribulations
And afflictions.
Love smells better than calamus
And it can't be done without
A life sans love is an empty barrel
For there is no Jewel in it
Lonely life sapped both body and soul.
I will rather love than to hate
For love takes one into another world:
A world without worry;
A world enclosed with ecstasy.
Oke Peter(c) 2013

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