They all looked at me with bewildered eyes.
With question marks filled ‘is it wise?’
I touched on the bark of a long forgotten tree.
So old and cracked its wounds I could see.
May be my nails were so long and sharp..
The tree began to bleed from the bark in a snap
The sap kept pouring like a cascade of life
As if it gushed from a gash by a knife.
It filled the air with a mystic scent
The scent of camphor: long preserved.
Soon it filled the land I stood
The fragrant sap from bleeding wood
Lo, I heard a cry upon
In mountain lap a baby born
Daughter of clouds and mountain breeze
And they called her baby rain-amaze
Eyes of silver blue she had
And hair so black from the cloud
She seemed to have a light buried
Deep inside her heart timid
She smiled to flash her shiny teeth
There arose a lightning deep
Its rays…drew pictures on the sap..
Hues of heart, ah... It did map
Lines of gold with silver dots
And in its midst the face I dote
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