Poem - Bad weather
It’s a bad weather.
A white cloth dipped in black paint.
The pigeon starts growing tiger stripes.
A featherless peacock brings no joy.
It’s bad weather. Oh, it’s bad weather.
The blood goes boiling, still I froze.
My heart is sort of a furnace now.
The tiny bubbles break aloud, your head hears no voice.
The nights went long as eyes count the hours.
It’s bad weather, baby bad weather, just a bad weather.
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