Finding Solace
What is more peaceful
than
The wind caressing
your face
Messing your hair,
fluttering your dress,
The wind that uproots
sturdy trees
And rips the roofs
upon your heads,
The wind that shreds
your posters
And brings the
distant dirt and smell?
What is more peaceful
than
A toddler’s merry
laughter,
That can melt the
cruelest of hearts?
His babble is more
charming than the Prince,
His eyes hold sheer
innocence.
Who would acquaint
him with a world
Of hypocrisy and
injustice, greed and lust?
What is more peaceful
than
The haven in a
mother’s lap?
When she strokes your
hair in the darkness,
Aren’t all your sins
forgotten?
Oh! Where do you go
to find solace?
Is it in the city of
Venice or the islands of Sicily
Or simply in your
father’s arms?
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