Extravagant Hope Poem by Kong Yin

Extravagant Hope



Solitude, you're in a trance again,
sitting under the lamp, furrowing your brow,
like a young lady, graceful and enigmatic.
Who are you waiting for?

The street lights are dimming,
shadows no longer swaying on ice,
those expected have arrived -
they were but a few regulars -
poetry, evening breeze, aroma of chrysanthemum, and fireflies.

Sleep Solitude,
no more waiting.
Heavy footsteps echo in the distance,
people traversing ruins.
They will never cast a glance at the light
flickering in your window.

Extravagant Hope
Monday, December 7, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: solitude
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