For I have taken one and broken it into a far cry,
I have let them bury it in hollow emptiness,
Of a lone swallow on a hot summer day.
Can you now picture the vast dry expanse?
The shallow graves of un-quenched humor?
Can you smell the putrid fumes,
Of a barren land under a faraway sun?
I have twisted in my mind monsoon skies
Into figures of divinity, the envy of a poetic line.
I have transformed spring blossoms into emotional
cataclysms,
And despair into a cynic’s paradise.
But, you, I have not touched,
Yet you have wilted like from the ravage of a distant,
untamed flame.
You, I have not touched,
And now I fear what remains must wait for the first spell of
rain.
If you promise to survive the summer,
I promise I shall cry,
I shall cry and cry,
Till the monsoon clouds tear.
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