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Wearing a drab dress, all white, I see a girl child of about eight seemingly lost, perhaps left alone to fight her continuing wars with a callous world, walking hurriedly all by herself along a desolate street, that to me seems familiar yes, it's in the part of the city, once I lived which always was seen teeming with life except perhaps in such mystery dreams. Think of this, don't you in spirit live in many different places, like hearts of lovers one cherishes though now one hardly remembers, how it happened and where it was or how many different persona constitute, the 'You, you think are You' Like a somnambulist she walks along  the tree lined street, I was watching her through a  window set high, as she passed a young palm laden with coconuts, and then a strange feeling gripped me and said "It must be she, standing in this cozy room's warmth and isn't that I, taking faltering steps along the street, where she has been never before and don't know what  awaits her or any other beyond that corner" Is she a refugee from somewhere, an orphan whom the world has jettisoned, with nothing to look forward? An improbable adventurer aged just eight, still ready to stare a dark, overcast day, on it's face fearless? I just flew out of the window and was astonished at that feat and  the speed; who would think I could pull it off? I flew following her as if fearing for my dear life, as if she and I have a cryptic connection I forgot,somehow Where is she?my heart in palpitation,I flow with the wind.
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Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 4:05 PM UTC
The Girl in White
Wearing a drab dress, all white, I see a girl child of about eight seemingly lost, perhaps left alone to fight her continuing wars with a callous world, walking hurriedly all by herself along a desolate street, that to me seems familiar yes, it's in the part of the city, once I lived which always was seen teeming with life except perhaps in such mystery dreams. Think of this, don't you in spirit live in many different places, like hearts of lovers one cherishes though now one hardly remembers, how it happened and where it was or how many different persona constitute, the 'You, you think are You' Like a somnambulist she walks along  the tree lined street, I was watching her through a  window set high, as she passed a young palm laden with coconuts, and then a strange feeling gripped me and said "It must be she, standing in this cozy room's warmth and isn't that I, taking faltering steps along the street, where she has been never before and don't know what  awaits her or any other beyond that corner" Is she a refugee from somewhere, an orphan whom the world has jettisoned, with nothing to look forward? An improbable adventurer aged just eight, still ready to stare a dark, overcast day, on it's face fearless? I just flew out of the window and was astonished at that feat and  the speed; who would think I could pull it off? I flew following her as if fearing for my dear life, as if she and I have a cryptic connection I forgot,somehow Where is she?my heart in palpitation,I flow with the wind.
k-balachandran
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Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 4:05 PM UTC
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