Wednesday, June 7, 2017

A Song 139


June 8.
Sparrows unwet.
A reluctance?
No invites?
From over the hills
beyond the mangroves,
rain clouds in a shuffle,
halt, wait at bus stops
to me city;
tiring drives over years
from stubble of rocks
far north,  
has aged them;
no drums, no lanterns;
as Lady and Old Man holding boneless
hands,
describe Buddhist circles
on kneeless legs strapped to walking sticks,
nursing a cold raindrop
on Karuna Road,
in karuna. 

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