Death of Sorrow
Submitted by karding2006 on August 17, 2006 - 2:17pm.
English | Fiction | A Slice of Life
I laid my body in a rattan swing
And waited the cold moist air,
That clings to the fog,
To drop, to bath my fainted heart,
In zephyr touch, though
Senile love in Eden that vanish long time ago.
As wild berries, root tubers, and water lilies at night seem asleep.
It is then the day when the roots of the tree,
Silently walk in the ground,
And the bud stretches to become leaves
While my love outstretched beneath the mango tree.
karding2006


