A Walk in Mist
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1 min readDec 23, 2016
A mirthful drizzle bathed me
As I walked in wistful fancy.
This autumn night angry
While I played the dandy.
Language is torpid, sickly.
I turned words into fallacy
And all the while I could see
My languid melancholy.
Though rain is eerily free
Its guilt is coy, thorny
And this drizzle will nearly —
Nearly fade in ecstasy.
So, I grasped myself warmly
Accusing the raindrops coolly
And felt my thoughts giddy
In view of death so fully.