Should I believe in these words!
For the unforgettable aches I got from its swords
For its existence is everywhere
Alas, in some souls, it's nowhere
In million miles, it's fake
In million minds, it's feint
Bewildered I am, to take
Not a little should my soul be at stake
I term the words, fable
Hi, it makes one stable
While it's to the Supreme who is able
We pray to place us on the right table.
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Author:
Araokanmi Sheryffat (Arashet) (Pseudonym) (
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- Comment from author about the poem: The idea of the poem is vividly stated. The poetic persona is portrayed sitting on the fence. She doesn't know whether to believe in the commonly used words "I Love You" which is metaphorically represented by the poet as "The Three Words", or otherwise. Although, "The Three Words" makes one stable, the poetic persona is confused as she had been hurt by these same words. In the last stanza, she seeks God's guidance for herself and for others who are in her shoes in order to make the right choice and decision.
- Category: Love
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