I sit alone inside a darkened room
To mourn the passing of my lover dear;
Yet this darkness brings me not to gloom,
Nor does it aggravate historic fears.
I see forsythia’s light and windswept twigs;
The sun is higher despite that it is weak.
And in the earth I see a squirrel digs
Unused to winter mild and damp and sweet.
What will be the trigger for my move
Into the sun which once I loved so much?
Will it be the dawning of new love?
Or will I be deceived that it is such?
I seek no warmth from inter-netting trolls.
For flesh to flesh is how fresh love will call
