The Lake

NafisaSB

The lake’s a silent lady

She doesn’t whisper or stir

She just watches and waits

With an expression calm and clear.

 

The flowers on the bank

Curtsy to the wind

While the weeds nodding vigorously

Deny that they have sinned

 

Further up, in the grass

Suddenly, a snake strikes

At a heedless, unwary traveler

Who’s careless of where he hikes.

 

The lake drinks in the scene

With her shrewd penetrating glance

And then, having satisfied that all is well

Falls back in a meditative trance.

  • Author: safina (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 5th, 2024 00:28
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • MendedFences27

  • MendedFences27

    Wonderful descriptions and imagery.
    It seemed a peaceful lake, yet one must be wary where one walks. Was this reflective of something you saw, or something created from your imagination? - Phil A.

    • NafisaSB

      good day to you. it's purely a figment of my imagination [running riot sometimes] lol

      have a great weekend



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