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I wish

by Bernard Gabriel Okurut

I wish I could forget you, And all we have been through. I wish I could free my self from These prison walls around me. Walls you built to torture me Selfishly, in the name of love.
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Bernard Gabriel Okurut

A young Ugandan poet, singer, song composer and freelance writer, a published author with amazon.com and spillwords.com. Currently working on his two poetry anthologies due for publication.

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Comments (2)

Phantomwriter23
<p>I feel for you fam, I love the picture that your words paint. It is short but gets the point across.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
sun889
<p>If there is love, it always wins, how it is a thing of two. &nbsp;It is a plan of two.</p>

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