Read Poem By Tomisin Eshton

When family starts to fade,

Sunny skies starts to turn grey,

Weary pleasures the face

And unrest torments the soul worse than plague.

My head is filld with echoes,

Of vulgar conversations,

from my papa and mama,

As they do on a regular occasions,

Leaving me to crouch in a position,

Were sadness becomes my console.

A daily dose of troubling questions,

My mind prescribes,

Without caution,

I succumb to an effect of happiness deprived.

I was loneliness captive,

Often repetitions of the ordeal,

Tearfully left me apprehensive,

From smile i steal,

But i was punished with grief

The never ending crisis left me with worries.

I was but a child,

Born happily and alive,

I had Hopes of been loved,

But all i got was nothing but been scorned.

I have been, till this day,

The same, everyday,

Thoughts; Tiny whispers suggests,

That i swing neck hung

and feet suspended from dawn till sunset.

Know Tomisin Eshton;

I am Oyeleye Oluwatomisin Ayomiposi Oladotun Kolawole Eshton. Born on the 3rd of November 1997 to the family of Mr and Mrs Oyeleye who are blessed with three children, two male and one female, i happen to be the first male. Am from Ilesha in Osun state. A Nigerian. Presently am studying civil engineering at the federal university of technology, Akure. My hobby is reading novels, i never get tired of novels.  I also own wittywords which can be viewed by visiting, www.fb.com/wittywordsblog and on Instagram- wittywordsblog.. I am still an aspiring poet and a spoken Word artist.

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