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Dialogue with life

Who are you, creature?

By Kisama Riyo Published 2 years ago • 1 min read

She flirted with me

She came

With her beauty she enchanted me

With her charm she stole me

I think

How do I escape from dangers

If it crossed the limit of salvation and tired me

She flirted with me

With her slender stick

Swaying in the seas of dance

So she ignited me

Oh my sadness if you left me

Thus the soul spoke to me

Who are you, O creation

Who have you prepared your equipment to destroy me?

No and a thousand no's you won't destroy me

My longing for you is peace

And depends on the peace of your love

For from you the beginning is not from me

So she said:

I am life and I am happiness so don't deprive me

For life takes and knows how to reap

So she said to her: You are misery

So she said: Don't blame me

All lovers and others are lovers by nature

For I am life their life they enjoy it and rejoice in it without injustice

As for misery as you see it, and so is my happiness

And after misery you will wear the garment of happiness and desire

And the world will owe you and reveal its secret to you

And you will see life as you see it

And your poetry says:

You flirted with me

For I am life

If you are in love with life

You will reap its love

And no misery or injustice

I am a song, I am a painted painting

And every human being has a vision

Some of them see me like this I am a poetic song

And some of them hate me and say I am a temptation

Because I am life for every seeker of a kiss to live life with

As time wrote the deadline

I am life for lovers and love

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About the Creator

Kisama Riyo

I have always been interested in poetry and essay, especially rhyme style, so I decided to post my essay here and see if I have any talent in poetry or not.

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    Written by Kisama Riyo