Two Souls...

Two souls embraced,
Dancing the night away.
Both so deeply intertwined
That their smiles held all they needed to say.

He wishes for her to know
Just how much he loves her so
And the lengths to which he is willing to go
Just to see her happy, radiant glow.

She sees his love, but fears
That she does not deserve him so
And that if he sees her scars, he will go,
Leaving her with only the company of her tears.

Two souls embraced,
Dancing the night away.
Each, lost in the other's arms
Unto the last light of the day.

A Scene of Beauty...

There she stands, by our window,
Red hair freely flowing;
Eyes, glinting as the sun rises;
Skin so fair and radiantly glowing.

Sunlight playfully dances on her perfect silhouette,
Casting her in vivid beauty forevermore;
Immortalised in memory from this point
Onto the days of yore.

Hugging her from behind,
Our embrace felt so warm, so tight.
She turns to kiss my neck
And lets me know that everything will be alright.

It's been a long road to get to you, my dear,
With many a tumble and fall.
Yet, being here with you now,
Seeing your beautiful smile, I'm glad I went through it all.

Forgive me if I remember every freckle,
every line, and every detail
For I'll be telling this story with a chuckle
To our dearest children, Voltaire and Abigail.

Winds of Change...

Winds, they are changing;
The time has come
For the salvation
Of this beloved land called home.

History, they say,
Repeats itself every day;
In every form and every way;
And we can’t stop it, come what May.

Gather your men and we shall march.
For our independence, we shall charge!
From a colony to an independent nation,
From tyranny to a voting station.

That which wasn’t clean nor fair before
Shall be repudiated to the core.
So it went in days of yore,
So it goes in folklore.

How one side held on for far too long
And in its grasp, the people suffered.
Then people united, proud and strong,
Against an entity, and peace was offered.

Allow me now this question;
When reading that story,
What did you think it was about?
If you’re thinking of this election, I’m sorry.

I merely wrote about how
A country gained its independence.
From unfairness and segregation to penance;
Onto the iconic MERDEKA that we know now.

Back then as it is now, one power held on too long.
Perhaps, it’s time for a different song.
One that rings as hallowed as MERDEKA or UBAH.
Even along the lines of INI KALILAH.

I remember a time
When people fought together and not each other
When unity wasn’t about one’s race, religion or colour.
When freedom and love for country was in every rhyme.

Winds, they are changing;
The time has come;
The drums are beating;
For this beloved land called home.