pieces of a storm
In my dream,
the weather reflects my emotions.
Not even Mother Earth could overrun
my commands.
One time I was dreaming about
the trees, they were distressed about me.
Even though, I couldn’t see the raging
forest. Plaintive music whispered out,
wrapping around be like the snake before it kills.
Apparently, I was shaking in my sleep.
Turning, twisting, flopping around
like a fish about to be killed.
Even in my slumber,
I could feel myself evolving into a torrent.
Becoming a storm is a liberating,
it lets me escape my cage of doldrums.
No longer am I two dimensional,
with the hues of the flowers blooming in my hair.
Nature is in my hand
and with a light squeeze, I could end.
Letting out years of pain into rain;
giving me a glimpse of a future,
without the rains.
However, every storm must come to an end.
Before, I destroyed the chirping of the birds.
I too surrender to the soft white glow,
the end of the evergreen nightmare.
After the storm, all that is left
is a wonder. A forest of evergreens,
where I succumb to the river’s bed.
Leaving my passage in dawn’s ink.
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