Below is the poem entitled "THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE"
which was written by poet
Victor Chukwuka .
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"THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE"
Love is a
special feeling.
To love
makes a truly rare gift,
As never
seen in the whole of humanity.
Some say
love hurts,
Others
claim when they try, it gives them shaky feet,
But I
believe love is kindhearted,
And makes
all prosper in unity.
Truly,
sorrow and pain
Has
beclouded the minds of some,
They
equate love with lust, thus becoming for them a norm,
They
forget love isn't selfish, but gives all in.
Love
believes that the bad man
Can rise
to be a better person,
Those who
we see as being forever lost,
Love does
not give up on,
But
welcomes to its benign arms first.
Love says,
“it doesn't matter who they say you are"
Even if
it takes diving into the deepest river,
Just so
you can live to be loved again,
It's not so
steep a price to pay, so long goes from your heart the pain.
Loves
exhumes all bitterness,
Never
leaves any soul to fate or chance,
Ever
wonder why the male bird is always in a mood to dance,
When he
sights afar off, his female counterpart
It’s
because in that lone fellow,
He hears
the beating of his own heart
Though
different by individual standard,
Still,
alike by nature's loving flow,
Two
hearts that beat as one, be as one, love makes this so.
The
language of love is simple,
In it,
the darkness goes missing,
But it
comes only to the one with the heart to listen,
Because
it doesn't speak with words as men do,
It goes
way deeper,
And is
understood only by a few.
Love
brings events, people and nature together,
Two
hearts that beat as one, magically bond forever.
With love
everything falls in line,
Their
natural order.
An experience with love lasts a lifetime,
Its footprint
leaves behind a most lasting impression,
In every soul it has
touched,
In the sands of time,
It’s still comforting voice echoes,
As raindrops embracing the
ocean.
©Victor Chukwuka
...for all lovers of good poetry
2016.
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