The Dark Morning

Kinsley Lee

Yesterday, winter, it'd rainy all day, 
It ceased, but very dark this morn, 
On the plaza, the pigeons are hopping like the ballet
And chipping away at something like the corn.

 

The thick fogs are twisting the trees, 
Under the trees it's mistily drizzling, 
The lane of park, the twenty lis
Are shrouded in mystery, there's the misting fogging.

 
Early morn, the city is clean, 
But one place is exceptional in this country, 
People live an atomic in their heads, but they keen
As mustards for concealing their criminal history.

 

Like other dimension, to the mist, it's sorrow, 
The People are fading away in the park
And in spite of the splendidness, the nation's morrow
And the achievements are going to disappear in dark.

  • Author: Kinsley Lee (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 15th, 2023 07:39
  • Comment from author about the poem: These days it's dead winter, but it rained not snowed at last several days, but when the rain ceased there were thick fogs at next morning. At the park, it looked like that tomorrow is straying. Everyday we are living on the nuclear missile, but the statesman is trying to deceive to people for his embezzlement at his local government days
  • Category: Sociopolitical
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