The Traveller, the Wanderer

Stars drip and drip,

they flow down 

from dark blue trees into snow.

And air rings up

like a voice of a bell,

as a song of winds and blizzards.

The lonely traveler wanders in infinite cold night,

in indifferent cruel silence, because he searches 

for his own white distant house.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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