will you?


prologue

three years is "not" a long time.

I spent them all, waiting to be plucked,
whenever he thought 
my time's up.

the pit felt like a coffin: a dark, handsome home.
home it was, 
so when I woke up, my breaths were still alive.

*   *   *
last night,

his letter: 
thought I am still 18,
read barren and desolate
had a room for me "now" to sleep in

it's chilly there—eight crops have died in the last row
their thorn pierced my finger when I tried closing the gate
no sound of my heart, only my agony shrieked 
for my cheeks have stopped kindling 

at 
the 
thought 
of 
him. 

I sprint,
I'm no trespasser and I'm no friend,
so I shall not visit his garden again.


today,

morning rain showered my body, 
the mud's retreated back to the pit.

a bud is sprouting on my left, 
my two leaves come together to thank the sun.
I face the east, 
my eyes: kiss the golden streaks.

so why would I want to go back now?
be buried and left alone again? 

I'm no time-traveller,
or a friend,
so I shall not visit his garden again
but who will tell him?

who will tell him?

will you?

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