Idylls of Love ___Part 6 (Fading Only into Memories)
- July 10, 2017
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On the lawn of distance time created
The edges of love become blunt
That lorry still raises dust of memories in my mind
Your presence is frequent in my dreams
I remember that innocence you had in your smiles
The honey that flowed from your smooth tongue
I was still seven and you just five
You look frail and I fain to protect you
His weird climbing skills
He was feared to be in possession of some mysterious powers
Yet he was a man who never knew true happiness
We saw his body lying lifeless
A man of honour lying on undignified bed of death
How he got there was a puzzle
He was surely not murdered
For such things are unheard in our world
We are the oracle of Peace
Some said his doom was in his strength
He took too much of fresh wine out of frustration
And slumped into that blurry realm only visited by drinkers
He rested rudely on a log hiding a viper
Which stung intruders without mercy
We stayed in their house
Your hut stood close to the forest
And you and your mother took care of us
I could hear my heart
Beat twice faster each time I saw you
And each time our eyes met
I shiver like a naked man
Hiding in an abyss of ice
That will be told years after we are no more
I always stopped by to see you
Sometimes I waited at length
By the path that leads to the stream
Hoping you will come by with your pitcher
To get some water from the stream
And you often did
But because you knew I will be there waiting
Each day was incomplete without you
We enjoyed the ecstasy of those moments
Only to be startled out of the dreams that come with childhood
Only to be yanked and drifted apart
As you descended into the oblivion of the city
A tangible experience gradually faded into memories
Hope kept its flames burning bright
Leaving behind your root
Drifting away from your ancestral origin
I wonder what the other side has done to you
Which seems to have twisted your sense of reasoning
And clouded your sight of judgement
That you don't see where the flowers of happiness spring from any more
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