Blind Gate

The silent one,the lonely age
Broad trees tied with fibrefill 

When it's dawn,I wake in rage
To watch you pass by the landfill
Where I bury my sleep
But you didn't see my lost face

The afternoon sun burns my coolness 
You pass freely,when am dead
To nature's gift of sadness
The weaklings, may now lead

It's not your dress
Nor the fiberfill for 
Amidst the clouds and cress
Who will I fall for?

When your love is blind
I'll be standing by the gate
Where you don't find 
Me,when it's too late.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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