Sunday, November 25, 2018

An ode to Atta foresight

I wish I could foresee it, 
and how it would come to pass.
Though it is hidden from me. 
Yet with lust I will expect. 
And my Shadow I will not reject. 
Mortality charges its pay,
You were right to leave,
in disgrace, in solitude: I stay.
Veiled, I walk.
Between the dying forest of my days.
My suitors' abandonment;
I did not forsook.
Forthwith I must go,
till you visit my grave. 

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