Literature
White Song
Struggling plum blossom, neck bent
Under the cruel weight of the sun,
Bless each slight breeze that brushes
Your peevish cheek, movements which barely
Sway the branches of the trees, but dent
These walls within me; strong fingers spun,
Shuttled, and weaved between two touches
Of this instrument: these clumps of wheat-like
Weedspushing through cracks in the cement,
Uncertain stems and hairy leaves caught
In uncomfortable gracethese are me, blushes
Of glassy purple heads in the subtle wind.
I who was near your heart,
lose beauty in a dry voice...
a whistling choir whispering their flute,
white song for my weary a