Love Wins All

By okwor onyeka

Love- a force more powerful than will, touches and sometimes tears the heart of every human. Nigerian author, Okwar Onyeka, captures this elusive force artfully in this epic poem.

"Love Wins All" is the bittersweet story we all share. We search for love and are consumed by it. It can just as easily leave as quickly as it came, leaving nothing but ghosts. Full of heartfelt and quotable passages, this book will delight anyone who has ever fallen crazy in love.

• Language: English
• Publisher: shannon moseley
• Release date: Jun 9, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301387397

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Love Wins All

Written by Okwor M. Onyeka

Published by Air4ward Productions at Smashwords

copyright 2013 Okwor M. Onyeka

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Finally, a true, well written and beautiful conversation of love birds is out. A love poem of beauty, peculiarity and genuine in tone. This is a book that is written with care, best of words ingredients and sentence constructed to the finest. The poem or rather, the conversation, between the man and the woman reflect that true reality of a mature relationship in the everyday experiences.

This is a book that will expose, or introduce, lovers or intending lovers to those things that can make or break any relationship, words that are suitable for use, and that will ignite passions and feelings that man and woman desire for each desperately, no matter the distance.

The poem has been divided into three segments-young loves, deeper feelings of love, and experiences during breakup. In the first segment, the author explains the feelings and experiences that lovers will find themselves in at the early stage of their falling in love or of their relationship. The second segment seems similar with the first, buy that second segment tells more of that feelings that will be experienced as the relationship gets in order, and these are stronger and deeper. But mostly concerned with the reminiscence of the sweet, lovely and beautiful moments of the past that they had shared together. And the final sector, strictly concentrated on those feelings and experiences that the lovers found themselves during their period of breakup and separateness.

Honestly, this book is written with the best of suited words and languages, that it makes the book a total beauty-well written with tenderness. It is written in a style that will appeal to both married people and the singles and probably to both sexes. –OMO

Chapter one

The Man.

Oh, my darling,

what a wonderful world

have you helped me to build

a world filled with pleasures and leisures;

a beauty of it own;

that each moment spent there

Seemed so interesting and lasting.

For I had once loved,

with all of my heart and soul,

but all I gained was regrets,

that I had vowed never to love again,

that I had detested love and woman,

that my ear tingles at the mention of love,

that my heart is filled with a plethora of pains,

and my eyes filled with tears and fears.

But now,

you have dispelled all of that

away from me,

and my heart has been refreshed

with a genuine and pure love,

and again,

I have found a better reason

to love again and again,

even deeper than I had loved before.

Sometimes,

I will sit down all alone,

in a solitary environment,

thinking about you and me;

how wonderful you have been to me,

and all that you have enriched

my life with,

and I will feel a wild smile of joy

spreading across my slim face,

like a fine scent will diffuse in a room.

I was still lonely,

then my mind began to

drift away in to more thoughts about you,

and I remembered vividly,

how the shape of your lips was

that evening when you accepted

to be my soul mate, that you accepted to love me back,

how you had told me

that you love me

and my heart began to swell

with a strange kind of gladness and excitement,

which seemed to have overwhelmed

me at that moment,

and it intoxicated and drunken

my soul, extremely,

that I had to

promise you my love forever,

then I tilted you to myself,

my arms crossed over your shoulders,

our breathe met,

and our passion and affection ignited,