Without Season’s
There are days between a summers gale and the autumn rush
I stare at the sky, it is inquisitive
And then there are days such as the winters of my heart
the sky gazes at me, It is startled
The sky rolls by my praise, on the nimbus veils of contentment, the sky is
beauteously fair but only as beautiful as my reflection
And when the skies are brought to weeping, and the cleavage of its soul is
split in two, it thunders vainly, the beauty it sees is me
There would be no beauty, if the sky from its height did gaze down upon me
If my eyes filled with the midnight blue of wonderous spring esperas,
did not reflect the thoughts of my enigmatic soul, across its elemental
facade
And then there are days, void of tranquil waters, without any season’s, when
the skies are blindfolded — again, sometimes by me.
Copyright ©. R Tsambounieri Talarantas. July 2020. All Rights Reserved.






