Wilson Tinotenda Waison

Wilson Tinotenda Waison Poems

She was a lucrative paste I dared utmost
To spread patiently, enriching my heart
And her gaze did brought, elusive post,
Panoramic portal of misconceptional art.
...

Her elongated face swiftly turned
My side to gaze, her maze afflicted
Oh! I felt the blood rush bursting
My pulse, the passion so piercing
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What shalt you become of after adolescence
When time hast cringed past, days hast pass
Oh! , will it be that sentimental righteousness
To claim immunity as most does in wiles and
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Ever not to spit a word or seem to care
My wrath hast flared at once, You lost
All that blazing trust I had induced, Rare
Be thine affectionate passions to trust.
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Childhood, dad left when I was conceived
His gene did mold beauty, the beast now
Struggling for survival in the hamlet awry
Gumbling, hustling conjugal visits for not
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6.

Let not this verse to brag about you
A sudden demise, You to have come in
A surprise without sparing us moments,
To ponder on, even to cheris nor ever
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April's was indeed a flash
With emotional episodes
A rush to brought jovial
Frame and snapped off.
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Demise
She was young, Brave and only twelve by then, so zealous and keen. She strode in so tired. "It was a blast indeed, coming out on three in the spelling Bee, oh a dream deemed true". Her accomplishment did embrace her beneath and she was overwhelmed. She felt all the mighty in her veins as she jolted the door open.

Jovial about her presentation at school that day, she came straight home earlier than before, literary ever. Mom she called feebly. "Mom! Guess what? ". The mother was astounded, without any expression even words to spit.
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To have stood in between two Crowns
And drank from the plunge of impetuosity
Heresy spelt in ecstasy amidst the gowns
And the solicit queries their sacred integrity
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10.

The tailor booted at sixty told he's inept
Caused the economy to grew malignantly
Adding zeros at freewill accumulating to
Six figures a note,   Amnesia spoken off
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Alas swearing on pain of death tonight
I bark deviations like a female goliath
With wrath to flare all that matter might
For the stoep reached got me rinsed, bathe
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Difference

To stood firmly before the mirrors of times
With a gaze deeply into the refraction out
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Look at how he whoop it up in a splendid modus
Uncertainties thwarted- For the mate brought liberty
A bitter fruit bored* Chimurenga wars, What a triumph
With the sentimental mandate base to unite as one
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Alike wild dogs let loose are my brothers in streets
Turned savages by those with all the might upfront
Without keen visions sisters backstabbing in streets
Arnachy bred, seemingly mobsters is he up in front
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15.

To have stood firm in this epoch of coercion
In nature surrounded by busy ants and birds
The prognostication spelt doom, hereci outs
And the lands hope flees away, deeply down
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16.

Chaos if not of legions then it be legislations
Trapped betwixt wrath and vengeance of the
Crown latter the young comrades ousted one
By one, told by the courts factionalism rose
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Chaos if not of legions then it be legislations
Trapped betwixt wrath and vengeance of the
Crown latter the young comrades ousted one
By one, told by the courts factionalism rose
...

19.

In streets brother attacks brother in rage
Devoid of anyone sage, sister against her
Own blood only because of bread... Riots
The domain turns be sombre each second
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Despite the distance far across
Nor the spaces foes seem to post
Near, Far Wherever you might be
My heart aches for you my love
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Wilson Tinotenda Waison Biography

A son of an electronic engineer and a manicurist, The first in a family of two, little sister Annah. Attended to Zengeza high school studying humanities and major literature in linguistic Advanced level certificate. The founder of Deem.lit.org and also a member of Ghetto Diarries. Currently a student at Open Learning Centre studying ACCA

The Best Poem Of Wilson Tinotenda Waison

Seized Heart's

She was a lucrative paste I dared utmost
To spread patiently, enriching my heart
And her gaze did brought, elusive post,
Panoramic portal of misconceptional art.

Her nose so pointy alike an arrow head
And to employ its end to my fragile heart
Oh a goddess she was whom hast lead
My heart into captivity, Seized heart's.

Yes she resembles a cupid, No wonder
Straight into her bulby eyes only to capture
Lots of revelations, I pondered at the yonder
Then perceived her illustrated torso departure.

Though she had no sense of humour
Mine day was a blast as she appeared a pun
And her gaze to my knowledge, I left amour,
I felt engraved six feet underneath, She seized.

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Wilson Tinotenda Waison Quotes

Petty thief Pretty theft A dollar bill Ceased.

There is nothing so dearer than a death bed Even the French man crafted the Guillotine All I percive now are heads from the basket Mine yet to drop in the pool, blood stained.

If ever be it politics, I dare utmost to rig Or to pleadge a manifesto so complex To vote my fantasy as it was in dreams

Love and compassion turns a necessity. Though tis an untamed force. When I try to controĺ it, it destroys me. When I try to imprison it, it enslaves me. When I try to understand it, it leaves me feeling lost and confused. Unlike a dog, I bite those I love yet the great the love the greater the tragedy too.

Is it not love that hurts yet Still the amour evokes the Pleasant memory endured Of yester Pierces the heart Left! .Only to embrace tatty Retention, so absurd. How Beauteous when love turns Hatred in a flash so vicious

Blessed be he whom hast borne In sorrow, Not known margins Betwixt love and hate. Mongers Bred whom known not grieving Even time to vote her Serpents If not an Orang-utans **beasts That devoid affectionate caress And inflicts at pleasure...

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