Standing, I am standing On this partially arid soil Overlooking a foretold place. From my son's cheerful tone, It was the land of their bliss; My lips could not help but open ajar By the grandeur. "This is where I will be planting my seeds," Echoing in me persistently. My son in delight―his eyes did not lie. "Father, I am not okay..." The latter had forced me to laugh. I stared at his hazelnut eyes― Our truly few facsimile― I could tell from his lips The shouted grace. For that is a man's temperament, From my ancient roots I revere! I had been waking up with contentment For I hold on to the identity of a man. I had always been doing it while displaying my veins. It was Wednesday afternoon of July 19th when I visited; The flowers I had placed upon the Bermuda grass months ago were still intact. I sat where he sowed the monsters that devoured his abyssal reality. Therein, autumnal leaves clung on my shoulders, "Are these you, son?" Pledging my se...
"Comfort mostly lies in the depth of the words written."