When the toothy being Totters about his realm of reams And the fair and yellow Mingle in the marketplace of our College youth.
This is where I sink my roots In the afternoon Of Keats and Keynes Sweating my brows And Cooling my skull.
Lovely paths snake their Way Out Of This Edenesque Projects Of a nationÂ’s repertoire Look..a barista!
Pleats and Green The shuffle of Prestos and Classic German sneakers Amass the shady trails and the Steamy transport Docks Called bus-stops.
Gold and Blue Baggy in their perennial Season of uncouth suaveness And sophisticated shabby locks Loiter their uniqueness Away in the palaces Of our supreme Unsaid Freedoms.
The barriers came Adorned with hornetÂ’s Colors, stung with The blue of the law A soft stick glowers On the heartbeat Of my mild rebellion. Suffered by the monstrosity Cooked by SaladinÂ’s heirs.
DeadPoet
Is this by any chance a political poem? Forgive my ignorance, but what is a ‘Mambong’?
Please enlighten me, I will be truly grateful.
LazerLordz
Lol.I'm referring to Lorong Mambong..that street in Holland Village.It's not a politcal poem at all, just my reminiscences of my days in college.
DeadPoet
Originally posted by LazerLordz:
Lol.I'm referring to Lorong Mambong..that street in Holland Village.It's not a politcal poem at all, just my reminiscences of my days in college.
Oh that Mambong!
I was like looking through the dictionary and the closest I got was 'Mamba'.