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DAWN SO SOON


 

Weaverbirds are back to their divine duty

Weaving noise in harbinger of soon dawn,

As they knell death of my gone days

Ushering in  my new tortures of life,

Salting up fresh the memory wound

Of my yesterday on which I stand with no compass

To give  me the atlas point of my today.

 

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