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Morning


Every morning on the street,

i am greeted with untamed bushes

with buds like green eyes.

 

Saluted by the warm breeze that 

lifts my skirt up.

Stumble on the crunchy gravel

road up to the asphalt.

 

Where i walk among;

deers, hyenas and tinybirds

who all peck on assault as if its daily news.

 

Red Birdiee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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