A WILD QUEST
A WILD QUEST
Imagine If I had no breath,
Then I will be a scavenger on Mars
So pure with no diluted droplets of pure air
I do float on the apex of its poles
And with a scream awakening birds of my sought for
An empire as of the Gadites and Raubenites at
The flattened gates of the Canaan-land
And there I be as graced as Solomon;
Wise enough not to crash my knuckle poking my nostrils.
In a plunk of time as the sun,
I do become a rival with green envy.
