The best is yet to come

As his heart pounds,
So did it melt as an ice-bag
And the stream of regret
flowing from his eyeball,
As the bitter river of marah
Still forget it
The best is yet to come!
How to take my coffee,
I had rehearsed
Till typical merganser
from egwü obilaji,
struck with awe
Cup dropped in a mud,
mixed with tortoise feaces
Forget it
The best is yet to come!
As the only chlorophora excelsa
in the midst of shrubs and grasses,
Bragging for its ability to withstand
the elements of the environment,
for almost 500 years.
Until the hearts of men
place blade at its root
Just forget
The best is yet to come!
Nature had smiled at him,
With Future as bright as crystal
Approaching with hands full
of fruits from the garden
Suddenly, vulture snatched
And lad sat in tears
they dropped
as thick as ice block
Forget it
The best is yet to come!
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Comments
What an interesting piece, Steve!
I like the shape of the poem the most, it's very unique and creative. The repeating line, "The best is yet to come!" Conveys a hopeful feeling and desire for improvement.
I also liked how you incorporated a native tree into the poem, well done. It's Earth Day today, so this was a perfect poem to read. While I'm sure there are additional underlining meanings in this poem, I found the comparison to nature most enlightening.
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