The DesertA Poem by philologyWhen you enter the desert you are alone. The shattered dunescape shifts only when you do waves emerging and crashing with each step (the desert is like the sea.) You will never make it rain, but once a year the
sky will convulse, rip itself apart and the storm will crash down on you a holy, scouring cataclysm. You can make the desert growl in a voice that heralds the fall of mountains. the dust will envelope you etch the desert into your skin, your bones. This is the desert’s vengeance: no one who enters leaves. © 2013 philology |
StatsAuthorphilologyAbu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesAboutI'm a nomad. I started to lead a very strange life in 2010, and it's only getting weirder. I live very far from where I want to, most of the time. In the past three years, I've lived on three continen.. more..Writing
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