Melancholy

Shweta Agarwal posted under PenMuse-06 Poetry on 2019-04-17



In the glare of sun hot above midlife Flushing, withering, love drops receding Trees shedding leaves down stark naked in glare a hot wind gropes, roaring. "He will not come." Street Dogs pant thirstily, their pond is dry My heart's parched, shade of company yearning No soul is near; buds wilted no sprinkle flower estranged my beleaguered spirit. My needs are not much, so few and familiar A spread of spring I left behind askew This sun smiling, kissing, rivers gurgling whispers seductive, breath enamoring. I've come afar from for I must move on quest to find my new rhyme, a spa anew Screw up my reflection, the hue of blue For this journey from raw to ripe is mine. ________________ For more of such content follow us on Social Media: