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I AM IN LOVE WITH A CHURCH GIRL BY IFECHUKWU MUONYILI :





I am in love with a church girl

A heart so pure and pristine

High in ethereal grace and drowned in meekness

Voice melding with the chants of the congregation

Yet standing out for my listening pleasure.

I look on, gulping down her looks

Till I stand and feel my feet no more.


She is not an ordinary church girl

In my state of ecstasy, I could see through her heart.

A halo of stars graced her head.

Angels surround her, raising her feet above the ground

The air strong but mild on her skin


I am in love with a church girl

Eyes drawn to her while she prays

Her creamy eyes beaming with sincerity and hope

For a better tomorrow in a worse-off today.

When she touches me,

The anointing I feel is both sensual and spiritual.

Then a heart attack and a massive fall

‘Oops! Did I just fall by the touch of an unarmed hand?’

Dead daisy and unconsciously unstable

Stumbling on things like a cow on roller-skates.

She smiles at my awkwardness

My face completely ashen, my eyes sedated  

As I yet take another fall.

“God, please help me to open my eyes in her arms”
BY IFECHUKWU MUONYILI




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  1. ifey i think you got drunk to write this....lwkmd

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  2. please permit me to feature this on an anthology i am working on. i will contact you through your email

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  3. Oh ow!!
    I think I just opened my eyes now and I found myself in her arms. But yet I took a third fall. Gees! This is more than drunkenness. Can I ever wake up from this intoxication. Nice one bro

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    1. lol...guess you finished it better than I did.. thanks

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  4. Francis Akalazu7 June 2015 at 05:33

    I guess I just recovered from a hangover from the Red Label and Jack Daniels...She is simply amazing! Nice one Ife, you are very talented.

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  5. I think I gotta watch wella next sunday!! This is captivating

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