So dark
Painted with thick rain clouds
Brought a reluctant dusk at noon
As winds, untamed
Burrowed holes through the leaves.
The Weeping Willow
Held the burnished Ebony
Swaying like the untamed wild
Waiting it out
Scattered, powerless, surviving
To slake the thirst.
Then the scanty drops
So thick
Wash over dried dreams
Settle the dry summer dust
And wet the dry earth.
And then everywhere
The rain, the succour
The fragrance of revival
Its again dazzling green
Everything turned so washed
So clean ed,
Washing the heavy sorrow laden me.
My dear one
How I wish you were here,
Soaking and drowning
We’d cleanse each other’s shards
Of the life we lost
To our new creation of
The life that could never be.
...Ramakant Pande
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