Crackles the Roosters.
Shatters the dream.
“Wake up,” says the old man.
“Hell; a new day,” mind chuckles.
Everything’s ready,
Yet the sun isn’t up.
Then he realises,
His day on a farm.
He woke before the sun.
Victory are all his.
Then after a long wait,
Wakes the gleaming legend; The sun.
Glaring at it,
He remains enchanted.
His real day is on the battle.
Moos the cattle,
For he provides them the fodder.
Cattle thanked him,
With a cow dung.
Host family overwhelmed,
For the dung cooks them food.
Hats on the head,
Scarf around the neck,
Wearing a gumboot,
A man dances in the field.
Fascinated by him,
He mimics.
He slowly began,
Dancing with the hoes,
And communicating with the soil.
But his beauty got an evil eyes.
Blisters flied and sticked his hand,
For she was curious about his glow.
It is a one sided love.
He never loved the blister as she did.
He waited for a good time to ride her off,
But the grain of sand were mixed with the clay.
Finally, it gets segregated.
He leaves her.
The day sets off,
And the sun degenerates.
The dream rebuilds for now.
A piece, I wrote during my internship at Wokuna, Kabesa under Punakha. We were sent as an exchange students to farmers house for the period of a month. The article dates back to the month of Feburary 2017.