When tornados cool off their fists,
and god’s galloping horses
leave white fluff scattered throughout the blue;
when shadows thickened,
and the gazebo at the back
dresses up in green,
then the worn cashmere-mossy pat
guides you to my gate.
There you are standing with a quiet smile,
with one hand put inside your pocket and the other
hiding daffodils under your jacket.
So here is a perfect painting,
my brush- still soaked in pink,
my heart beat quickens with the bell,
and it is just a door between us.
When winds blow open the portals of the season,
and birds serenade a joy
of worshiping cascading blossoms,
we melt into each other
in the hold of honey-nectar kiss.
When breezes fold the roses
where the old arbor use to be,
through the mist of tiny ripples
also in my dreams
you are still standing there,
while a yellow narcissus
adorns my hair.