DRIZZLE
IN THE DESERT
The
scorching sun simply bore down upon me,
With
its red glaring rays, as hot as it could be.
Drenching
me with sweat, taking away everything in me,
Pushing me towards the ground, disregarding my
head’s plea.
Not a
shade in sight where I could rest for a while,
The
bandits had left me with nothing, but for a pile.
A pile
of sand, for every single thing they took from me,
There
was no escaping my plight, as far as I could see.
The
occasional thorny cactus, kept me for company,
And a
great many bones, the destiny of many.
I
walked and walked, each step filled with a weight,
As I
slowly and humbly started accepting my fate.
One
small peek towards the horizon, before I give up,
But
what I saw next made my eyes suddenly lit up.
A small
wave of dark clouds moving towards me,
Reigniting
within me, a fire of hope, a hope I could see.
The
new found surge took me a bit further, Alas!
I
could not walk anymore, my energy drained out at last.
With
one last look at those hopeful clouds, my legs gave way,
And I
fell down, mildly conscious of the happenings away.
I
could see darkness around me, though it was day,
The
heat reminded me of hell, I never thought of dying this way,
When suddenly I felt a few drops on my neck, I
could feel,
A
sudden coolness, I turned with effort, almost ready to kneel.
The
joy in my heart knew no bounds, as I felt each drop falling,
The
feeling within me racing about me, feeling a calm, a calling,
Fast
as sweet as nectar, it gave me a new light, a vision,
Never
to give up and to go on as far as possible, became my mission.
Few
drops was all it took to totally totalle my life,
Just
as my love changed me, my plans and my whole life,
That
drizzle in desert gave me a new found hope to live,
And
for years I searched for that drizzle in my life, a way to live.
I
realised this drizzle could be found in your love’s life,
It
could be found in every heart, hot passionate, hot enough to melt ice,
In a
baby’s smile, In a mother’s care, In a silent cove,
For
that day, He had sent me not just a drizzle but something more….LOVE.
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