Pure As A Flame

satishverma

Sleepwalking in unlit 
night, grabbing the 
moon, for a bite. 

Very difficult to chew 
the contradictions, to relieve 
the heartache. 

Endless drumming of 
woodpecker to mark territory. 
A war begins for insects. 

It was the Adam’s instinct. 
I will not fall on 
the burning coals. 

In a dewdrop you will 
see a miniature tree, 
shaping out for the sun.

  • Author: satishverma (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 28th, 2018 19:28
  • Category: Nature
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