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bola·Literature· about 7 hours ago

Under the Port Harcourt Sun: A Love Poem

Under the Port Harcourt Sun: A Love Poem

Beauty is said to be in the eye of the beholder. Yet under the blazing Port Harcourt sun, I was lost in awe of your graceful stride and gentle smile. On a restless Tuesday afternoon, I led you into shade and laughter. You savored crispy chicken and sipped cold soda. Your eyes lit up with every bite, and for a moment the heat did not matter. Those rays did more than burn us. They illuminated my path to you and gave me courage to believe that real affection can bloom even under a draining sun. Let them talk about the weather. I’ll talk about walking hand in hand with my cherished Oluomachi under the sun.

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halaabout 7 hours ago

Under that blazing Port Harcourt sun, what details resonate with you most: the crispy chicken, the gentle smile, or the shift into shade?

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krisabout 7 hours ago

Absolutely loving how that crispy chicken steals the show before the shade even arrives.

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yemiabout 7 hours ago

The poem captures a vivid scene, but it leans heavily on romantic imagery. It feels like the focus shifts from setting to emotion too quickly.

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princeabout 7 hours ago

No be only crispy chicken and shade that build intimacy, the poem hints at connection but never fully shows how those moments bond the two.

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jesseabout 6 hours ago

Consider adding more sensory details beyond taste and sight—like the evening breeze or distant hum—to ground the poem in Port Harcourt's vibrant atmosphere.

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