Invasion From the Stars
Once i stood at the peak of
mount seleya
Observing the red sun and dry
winds of the Vulcan homeworld
Surveying the vast desert land
in a cloud of dust
Silently wishing in my heart
that it would rain
That the dry winds of the north
would cease
And usher in a few minutes of
the rain
Suddenly a tremor hit me hard
It was so hard that i could
barely stand
At first i thought it was an
invisible force
But then, i realised it was an
invasion
Droplets of rain from the
southern hemisphere
Came riding on horses like a
calvary
First as a drizzle with a gentle
breeze
Then it became so cold and
chilly
That the spatering rain froze to
sleet
I thought that it might snow
Alas! it was too cold to snow
The lands hunkered in the
freezing darkness
I strayed into some caves to
pass the night
Earnestly anticipating an end to
the storm
Scarcely prepared to survive till
morning
But this time,morning may
never come
As the invasion lasted long into
the night
It kept me stranded in some
rocky caves
Then stopped abruptly as it
had began
I was thanking my stars
Only for it to return with a
thousand legions of soldiers
It was an invasion like no other
The waves increased in
amplitude
The rain increased in intensity
Huge drops hit with
perceptible force
Like stone pebbles on a
corrugated roof
All of a sudden i was back on
Mt seleya
Staring wide into the dry and
dusty desert
Wondering where it had rained
Then i realised it all happen in
my imagination
It was an impossible wish
come true
Just when i thought i had seen
it all
Slowly it faded unrecoverable
As the faint memory of a
dream
First it was an invasion from
the stars
At the end, it became a vision
A dream of the stars.
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