Some among . . .
There it sat ,
A lonely tree
On the crest of a lonely hill
Only the sailing wind to fill
Each green carpet
A silence no one will.
The hands turn.
A torch that sets fire ,
Piercing through interwoven threads
Unravelling every might it held ,
Only to die .
Only to be burned away in the light.
Tear drops of solitude
No.
Drops of the invisible
A stream ,a river
To those in drought
To the wrath it wrought.
Yet what is left ,
Is uncertainties
Weighing above the lone shade ,
An awkwardness ,
Caught in the breeze ,
Where kindnesses gets pushed down
Meandering stairs.
