I see the anxious children stare into mother`s face
Children with sunken eyes shying off
digging secrets of truth
from the mounds of yesterday.
At my dilapidated hut, i sip my coffee
from an old, rusty, flowery mug, daydreaming,
about the great days of plenty
When life was leaner, so they say
When the moon didn`t have a patch of crimson
On its creamy body.Every man smiled then, at least.
But where is my day?Dreams, half-baked groan
Beneath their own weight because we placed
the heavy logs on mother`s back;
With her blood drawn she pays for our sins
But from that sweat of blood on her face
Shall spring a bourgeoning source
Where springs shall curve out their course.
When my lungs fill with breath again,
i shall breath into her soul
I shall nurse her nerves,too,
with milk and sweat.
Your poetry is the silver lining in the clouds of storm.
Your beautiful voice speaks the language of hope.