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Dear Mary
by Graham Ereks

Dear Mary,
The most pulchritudinous of lasses;
The thought of you gives me eternal ecstasy.

You're my lifesaver, my heartthrob and oxygen;
Without you I'm breathless, without origin.

Five years we've journeyed through the lillies and valleys of this heart-path;
Stronger and sturdier we've become, now in a wow-path.


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The Brokenhearted Lass
by Graham Ereks

Forlorn, she saunters to and fro;
Saddened by the incessant din
And tiff on his part.
Her eyes are red,
For weeping has befriended
Her.

The winner of her heart
Has done her wrong—
The once ever beating heart

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The Entombment
by Graham Ereks

A woman of virtue
Is no more;
A woman loved by all.
A wife and, doubtless,
A great mother.
Surreptitiously death’s taken
Her away from us.

Your living body I reminisce,
Not your cadaver.

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The Living Dead
by Graham Ereks

I am a living dead;
Yes a living dead
For the backbone
Of my family is gone.

My eyes are swollen,
Pregnant with raindrops,
My body, embraced by kwashiorkor.
Of what use is life with these anguishes?


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Recent Graham erekosimas poem Poems
The Living Dead
by Graham Ereks

I am a living dead;
Yes a living dead
For the backbone
Of my family is gone.

My eyes are swollen,
Pregnant with raindrops,
My body, embraced by kwashiorkor.
Of what use is life with these anguishes?


......

Continue reading
The Brokenhearted Lass
by Graham Ereks

Forlorn, she saunters to and fro;
Saddened by the incessant din
And tiff on his part.
Her eyes are red,
For weeping has befriended
Her.

The winner of her heart
Has done her wrong—
The once ever beating heart

......

Continue reading
Dear Mary
by Graham Ereks

Dear Mary,
The most pulchritudinous of lasses;
The thought of you gives me eternal ecstasy.

You're my lifesaver, my heartthrob and oxygen;
Without you I'm breathless, without origin.

Five years we've journeyed through the lillies and valleys of this heart-path;
Stronger and sturdier we've become, now in a wow-path.


......

Continue reading
The Entombment
by Graham Ereks

A woman of virtue
Is no more;
A woman loved by all.
A wife and, doubtless,
A great mother.
Surreptitiously death’s taken
Her away from us.

Your living body I reminisce,
Not your cadaver.

......

Continue reading
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