Little Heart's Wet Weekend
Little Heart's Wet Weekend
Chemo chase was a quagmire again tonight,
The six years' heart
Silently cried, " Why don't you go fly a kite?'
Lying on the bed,
In the midst of iodoform spreading grey,
She thinks a lot,
Her lips so tired to say;
Daddy's girl was the cynosure of all eyes,
Decorous smile now changed structure,
Ghastly white skin as cold as ice;
The Bucolic love,
Then whispered to her dad,
"He tied us with a Gossamer thread
Snatched away the Talisman,
Only few days left to live,
Asking for my life,
That I never wanna give";
His eyes lost colour,
As he brooded over;
"Oh Love! A serendipity he found your face,
The heaven must be lacking good heart's grace";
The innocent eyes pleaded-
Take me away from here,
I wanna look at the stars
Taste the candies
And have you near;
Never said a soul,
He took the flightless bird and flew
Saying, " I could paint the sky for you";
Days into years,
In the box of memories was a letter,
That read,
"Sky lost its blue,
Day and night
Up here, I'm twinkling shiny and bright "