Fantasy’s Cradle
a poem
I see colors when I close my eyes,
Blades of grass on butterflies;
Stones cut crooked by water’s wrath,
Fruit rolling down a narrow path;
Faces with names I wish not to recall,
Some I remember who gave out their all;
a poem
I see colors when I close my eyes,
Blades of grass on butterflies;
Stones cut crooked by water’s wrath,
Fruit rolling down a narrow path;
Faces with names I wish not to recall,
Some I remember who gave out their all;
Poetry, prose, short stories, and experimentations. Whatever distracts me from working on my novel.