Fear less though alone
it’s the odd ones that stand out
a lesson from plants
Tag: poetry
Reflecting
Bathed in reflections
and deep wonder, lies the lake
and beside it, I
Photo: Lake Ginninderra in Canberra, Australia
Trees are,
Shadows in the dark
looming, alone, ominous
breathing, unlike ghosts
Photo: Sunset at Mount Ainslie lookout, Canberra
It’s a phase
As toddler eating
autumn, autumn everywhere
dropping leaves and jaws
Photo: Autumn in Canberra, Australia
One day
A great monument of our time
pictured vague in historical texts
an obligation as a child in school
who called the third world home
a land far away from the others
living life unheard of and ignored
a curious kid in skirt and shoes
with wide eyes, wondering mind
learning from cheap illustrations
and hoping, one day, of seeing
the greatest of all architecture
towering proof of bygone culture
gushing back are those memories
as I see the tower crumble, again
its flying buttresses doubling over
losing strength of years conserved
trembling, tumbles the great spire
with it does all dreams of one day



