I Think You Will Know
If the moistened meadow of my mind dries in desert
Climbing clouds of parched passion can’t come low
Let your mystique shadow overcast my morose heart
My horizon will wait for the southern wind to blow
Bring from smoky sky your charismatic clouds below
With the surge of storm my desire in desert will flow.
If you turn into an emerald tree in the fawn forest
Branches soar in the bleached sky with your green
For a while in the soothing shade I will like to rest
With the squall your canopy will sway I haven’t seen
Hear the song the leaves will sing with drops of rain
Lie on patina of your flowers where I haven’t been.
If the cascading river in my verdant valley gets lost
The flowers wither away in the plateau turned fallow
With care I will save one, the one you like the most
In my wasteland the saplings of hope will again grow
When cloud will bring you through the arc of rainbow
The flower that entices you is me, I think you’ll know.
Postred :December 31, 2020
Contest : All Yours (Apr 14)
Sponsor : Brian Strand
Copyright © Subimal Sinha-Roy | Year Posted 2020
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