A Drop of Life

by | Apr 22, 2022 | Poetry | 1 comment

She was thirsty and parched, 

The heat cracked her skin open. 

All she yearned for, 

Was a drop of water to soothe herself. 

 

Her weary eyes, were in search, 

Of that one speck of dark cloud, 

Through which a drop might fall, 

Like a glisk from the winter days. 

 

Days passed, and her wait continued, 

A dark patch traveled across her. 

Her eyes moistened, but alas, 

The heat dried up that tears too. 

 

A bigger dollop of raindrop

Fell on her and quenched her thirst. 

The glisk was finally there, 

And the petrichor delivered the welcome note. 

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash

1 Comment

  1. Prasanth Mani Iyer

    Nice

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