Haunting

Here on the lonely chair I sit and wait
For the little droplet of nectar that’s slowly forming 
Inside the warm womb of the dahlia

The gradual coming down of night and her mystic attendants
I relish with a warm cup of coffee, I sip at 
The bliss of being alone, when nobody’s around

Is that a shooting star? Has it gone right past my head?
I ask you, whose long absence I have grown used to
‘Cause light years ago we used to sit together

Little dew drops spluttering upon my head
A night bird screeches past, and in an instant
I find you, once again in my arms, your dead eyes still glaring.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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