From my "Old Meditator" series.
To town, from town. Clay patta, saffron civara. Smoothened walking stick, the companion of the unlonely alone. Downhill, uphill. Through clouds, through fog. Soles worn, robes tattered. Wake, rise... Weary, rest... This flesh, in truth, the begging bowl we each were issued.
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