An angel of sorts, a lamp glowing with kindness;
Never needed anything more,
Nor less.
I'll read a book in that radiance,
And leave it open when I go
To watch
The pinkish curtains
Grace the light of the first setting sun.
A plot of land watered by stolen time;
Was it to flower
Or to be left unnourished?
With expectations set on oneself
Higher than an eagle above a storm,
The amount of sweat produced
Could only fill a cup
Only to be vaporized by the fire of the second setting sun.
A reversible failure that was failed again;
There's no third chance left.
Does that make me worthless?
Undeserving?
To some extent, yes.
It's time to vomit out the ego,
Gulp a mug of humility,
And swallow it all with the rays of the third setting sun.
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YOU ARE READING
And the Petals Fall
Poetry❃ From one of the flowers in my infinite garden, I present to you a caricature of its petals. ❃