What Now, My Love? Poem by Mary Louise Mann Gabumpa

At midnight sky
Ablaze stallion high
Through the weeping willow
Of the dark cold winter, lo

As the morning mourns
The evening sky returns
To the sound
Where silence abound

The roads of cheer
Are freshly queer
To the melancholy
What man awaits duly

There is a mighty One
Whom stars are name one by one
As One fate it falls
An awe of sight it calls

Horizon seems endless
Barren desert nevertheless
Though ocean meets the sky
Plain kiss the sun and fly

'What now, my love? '
Where the river runs may have
Streaming shore of vastness
Only to find-Waterfall of sadness.