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lake-adedamola
lake-adedamola
Sustained
I opened my eyes And I met your eyes I met your eyes And I found my heart I found my heart And I met myself In myself I met you. (c) Lake Adedamola.
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 10:20 AM UTC
I Met You
Fathers With girl daughters Fathers With boy sons Fathers who strive Fathers who thrive Fathers With without families Fathers who do what they have to do For their girl daughters For their boy sons Who need presence Who stomach absence Fathers who want to be home enough but are not home enough, in the evenings Fathers who have to make a conscious decision: succeed or fail Who bought mufflers so Their girl daughters and Boy sons could done jackets Who freeze So their families wouldn't get a frostbite Fathers who stopped everything To give everything Fathers who lost to gain Fathers who cry Fathers who return No words spoken everything said Fathers who did not return, physically, but were received Folded flags, Where no words were spoken but everything was said Fathers Whose stories have never been told Yet be told Fathers who serve So their girl daughters and Boy sons could sleep and purr Fathers who bind broken limbs Fathers who accomplish one To be bedevilled by two Fathers both mom and dad Who tie ribbons and Talk to dolls Who brush out tangles And buy pads For their girl daughters Fathers on five jobs Who crouch on couches Fathers who chase demons Fathers who tell tales Fathers who switch off lights Fathers who rise before the sun Fathers who rise with the sun Fathers who died Fathers whom we lost Fathers new Fathers old Fathers everywhere Fathers whose Girl daughters changed them Like Common Fathers blessed with Riley Curry's Whose warmth Whose joy Whose girl beauties warm the world Fathers who have lost fathers Fathers who never rocked their Girl daughters and boy sons A joy they only saw on a scanner Fathers who had to give up their Girl daughters and boy sons Unwillingly Only to begin to die themselves, Plant a tree. (c) Lake Adedamola
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Jul 30, 2016
Jul 30, 2016 at 4:03 PM UTC
Fathers
Fathers With girl daughters Fathers With boy sons Fathers who strive Fathers who thrive Fathers With without families Fathers who do what they have to do For their girl daughters For their boy sons Who need presence Who stomach absence Fathers who want to be home enough but are not home enough, in the evenings Fathers who have to make a conscious decision: succeed or fail Who bought mufflers so Their girl daughters and Boy sons could done jackets Who freeze So their families wouldn't get a frostbite Fathers who stopped everything To give everything Fathers who lost to gain Fathers who cry Fathers who return No words spoken everything said Fathers who did not return, physically, but were received Folded flags, Where no words were spoken but everything was said Fathers Whose stories have never been told Yet be told Fathers who serve So their girl daughters and Boy sons could sleep and purr Fathers who bind broken limbs Fathers who accomplish one To be bedevilled by two Fathers both mom and dad Who tie ribbons and Talk to dolls Who brush out tangles And buy pads For their girl daughters Fathers on five jobs Who crouch on couches Fathers who chase demons Fathers who tell tales Fathers who switch off lights Fathers who rise before the sun Fathers who rise with the sun Fathers who died Fathers whom we lost Fathers new Fathers old Fathers everywhere Fathers whose Girl daughters changed them Like Common Fathers blessed with Riley Curry's Whose warmth Whose joy Whose girl beauties warm the world Fathers who have lost fathers Fathers who never rocked their Girl daughters and boy sons A joy they only saw on a scanner Fathers who had to give up their Girl daughters and boy sons Unwillingly Only to begin to die themselves, Plant a tree. (c) Lake Adedamola
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I will rather we never met Than meet and part. I will rather am not writing you Than write and you Squeeze the ink Out of my words. I will write then, Write words fit for the one I met, Whose words I am wrought upon. Long before the world beheld me Our heartbeats synchronised. You squeezed my heart, gently To bring it peace When the world had war You looked deeply at it seams As I blossom, Ran your fingers along Felt your fingers around Weeded, And soothe frays. I will write To the one worth writing to, Who remained when others left, My mother.
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Jun 11, 2016
Jun 11, 2016 at 2:43 PM UTC
Untitled
It can't rain all the time Where will all the water go? It will rain sometimes, And you will get drenched, Drown maybe; But, The sun will shine,definitely 'cos you still breathe. And the water will ebb Slowly, Not as you wish, Swiftly, For it is in your memory, Permanently. But you will smile 'cos the sun will shine Even for you.
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Jun 2, 2016
Jun 2, 2016 at 11:42 AM UTC
It Can't Be, Everytime
These feelings that I have I no longer wish to hide, and with this being said, it's time for you to decide. Now is the time for you to settle the final score. This game that we play is not much fun anymore. Tell me exactly what you want. You have kept me so confused. Should I just give up already? What would you have me do? But take all of me or take nothing. Part-time love is not what I want. I will try to make this very clear. You either want me or you don't. All that I really want from you is to be given just one chance. A chance to show you the beauty of a truely passionate romance.
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 11:42 AM UTC
All Or Nothing
I feared this would happen someday It did today. I saw you and froze. No, I didn't see you, My heart did. The one you left like a disused ice rink Hemmed in dejection and despair, Collapsed it's roof and Subject to the elements The one that had only words too sweet For your hollow heart to salivate on It didn't die Not a natural death. So I feared you might rouse it again But I cannot question what right you have to that, because I never stopped loving you.
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May 25, 2016
May 25, 2016 at 11:30 AM UTC
I Feared This Would Happen
I didn’t forget I couldn’t get myself to. I never started I couldn’t bring myself to. Sometimes I wish I could Most times I couldn't help it To try…? To try….? I’ll have to change my heart. It didn’t stop loving you, How hard I worked at that! I throw someone else at it, It would not shift ground. I’d lurch anyone its way; a choke hold, Boomerang, It lands back at your corner; Am beginning to think you took it with you And left me a replica to tinker. Your laughter still staggers round my ear Your touch still makes my skin scale hurdles. Like the path the sun trails everyday to the west My heart settles on you in every way. I didn’t do you any wrong You wronged me neither. I didn’t forget your kiss, How could I, when it was shared. I didn’t forget How could I get myself to?
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May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 5:06 PM UTC
I Didn't Forget