Every evening I find him at the bus stop Under the semi-dark shed In posture meditative As if he isn’t waiting for bus But something more serious Like god’s second coming!
When I greet him He bows in ponderous nod But not a word passes between us Breaking his impenetrable aloofness!
I find his serenity alike the evening Softly descending to lull the day’s noise That he in perfect meditative poise Let envelope his whole being And it looks he isn’t waiting for bus