Wind wipes out the dust.
Sky sheds its skin—blooming
her Lilly flowers fade,
Still, she is celestial
♦
Pebbles in the pool
scarring the face of water
It become a broken mirror
Still, she is virgin
♦
summer fruits thrive
bunches of grapes obtrude
her feisty body wet,
Still, she is elegant
♦
black clouds whimpering
soil smells of horse’s tail
Her earth feels revolted
Still, she is bold
BY
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
Sky sheds its skin—blooming
her Lilly flowers fade,
Still, she is celestial
♦
Pebbles in the pool
scarring the face of water
It become a broken mirror
Still, she is virgin
♦
summer fruits thrive
bunches of grapes obtrude
her feisty body wet,
Still, she is elegant
♦
black clouds whimpering
soil smells of horse’s tail
Her earth feels revolted
Still, she is bold
BY
WILLIAMSJI MAVELI
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