To write about
Dreamers, lovers and poets
When the world gasps for air
And pandemonium
Is as rampant
As the pandemic?
Does it hurt sentiments
And seem frivolous and foolhardy
To imagine
A sunny afternoon
With a pair of arms
To garland your weary shoulders?
To wish for
A happier end to an unhappy year?
To long to feel
That familiar itch of excitement
Of a new town,
A new cuisine,
And a new language
That romances the tongue
Gently, but surely,
So that the only insecurity
You have left
Is of not being able
To sing each sentence
Like a blackbird's song,
Like a violinist's confession,
Like a muezzin's call to prayer.
"I cannot rest from travel".
But for now,
I must travel within.
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