When I was sixteen

Wale Fidel

When I was sixteen (my story)

When I was sixteen
I puzzled like I was fourteen
My thought grew above eighteen
And I looked as if I was nineteen.

When I was sixteen
I acted like the third Adam
My eyes opened ahead of twenty.
And I ate the glowing fruit of Eve.

When I was sixteen
I refused to flee like Joseph
When Mrs Potiphar served me a meal
Cause I didn't want to be unwise.

When I was sixteen
Holiness to me was a stranger
I washed my purity in naughtiness
and smoking was my breathe.

When I was sixteen
Religion wasn't my friend
I refused to be a church rat
Cause I wouldn't eat prayers

When I was sixteen
My head was forced to live with the bible
So as to be roofed like a pastor
But my eyes nerved across the sea.

When I was sixteen
I own a home with a ghost
All night we rested on each other
And shared the best of our fruits.

Wale Fidel~(D'HolyPoet)

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  • iAli

    When I started to read this poem, I could really see a boy of sixteen!
    Great work, HolyPoet...❣😄

    • Wale Fidel

      Thank you so much



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