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Queen of my heart Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Peculiar Ediomo-Abasi, Nigeria Jun 17, 2008
Health , Human Rights   Poetry

  

I watched my wife give birth to my child
and her pain quenched the fire that made me wild.
I wept from my debt
and could feel the depth
that my stone-hearted heart had created
and was surprisingly in a few minutes melted.

I hated myself
and never could forgive myself.

I had never shown her love,
I had never been as gentle as a dove.
I had never been this emotional,
let alone been sensational.

I was drawn to tears from my hard tent,
I was moved by the passion of the moment.
She whom I once took as the slave of my heart
is now the queen of my heart.

I now see the beauty in her eyes
and the undying love in her eyes.
She to whom I would never say “ladies first”,
is now my lady who stands the first.

She whom I never cared about
is now the one I give no doubt.
She whom I considered property
is now my first quality.

Against her will I never raise my hand
but shall pamper her with my hands.
She is the queen of my heart.
To her would I ever doff my hat.





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Peculiar Ediomo-Abasi


Hello great leaders, buddies and pals, I am Peculiar Ediomo-Abasi, a poet. I reach out to adolescents through my poems on issues concerning their growing up, and have had the opportunity of doing so on air for two years, and in some magazines. I was a co-presenter on Allam Bloo Laughter World TV Show, presenting the segment of the program known as the special appetizer on MBI TV and the Galaxy TV.

I am the on-line editor of the Youth Magazine Atmosphere of success, the editor of School life Magazine and a prolific writer on motivational, inspirational and youth oriented topics, with published works in many youth magazines and on the internet.

I was a Youth Assistant with Action Health Incorporated (AHI) www.actionhealthinc.org where I facilitated health education sessions for young people, encouraged innovative approaches on reproductive health among young people to promote behavioral change and also contributed articles to the Growing up newsletter. I am a regular performer at WAPI- a monthly talent hunt show organized by the British Council. I am a good compeer, compeering in events such as the Teenage Festival of Life (TFL), organized by AHI with an audience not less than 2500 young people and dignitaries. I am a motivational speaker in talk shows and youth oriented programs. I am a member of the New Naija Club. I have been recognized as the most talented youth of the year and also the best joke writer of the year. I have had official trainings in Basic Sexuality Education and YSDP.

I am in love with music. I play the jazz drum. I while away my free time playing chess, listening to music and reading etc. I appreciate writers and speakers like Dr Ben Carson, Mr Fela Durotoye, Mr Gbenga Sesan, Pastor Mathew Ashimolowo, Miss Toyosi Akerele, Dr Sols Fola Alade, Pastor Sam Adeyemi, Mr Zigi Ziglar, Pastor T.D Jakes and Mr Tim LaHaye etc. I love making friends with positive and great minded people like you. Do reach me on peculiar4uonnet@yahoo.com, Find me and add me s a friend on www.facebook.com. +2348025930865. Chatting with you would be a profound pleasure. Thank you!
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great!
Adelusi Oluwafemi Temidayo-Don | Aug 1st, 2008
it looks like an antidote and indirectly appealling. good work. Keep it up girl!



Emma Kowal | Sep 29th, 2008
A wonderful poem... You paint a beautiful picture of the way the world could be if more people would simply love and respect one another. thank you so much for writing this!



Thanx
Peculiar Ediomo-Abasi | Oct 6th, 2008
It takes a great deal of appreciation, to drop a comment. Thank u for doing just that. Peculiar

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