Untitled #90

Untitled #90

A Poem by Zola Reve

The cackling of cicadas during the summer nights
The humorous conversations of the birds as the sun exits its usual flight
The generous song the wind sings along with the bushes, trees, and leaves

I stand there leaning on my window pane thinking :
Is God here or Is God me?

The alluring familiarity that the south brings back to me
Fire flys pass by every now and then while I was pondering 
Then I asked the wind:
Should I shine my light as if I were free?   

© 2023 Zola Reve


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Added on May 18, 2023
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Zola Reve
Zola Reve

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Salutations. My name is Zola Reve. I am a painter by day and poet by night. You can see my art on Instagram: @zolareve more..

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