Barren Land- Beauty Kena

She, sat by the window

Threads of pink and blue strewn across the table

Drooping, pooling around her feet

Her eyes sees a distant meadow covered with beautiful spring blooms

She smiles, her eyes glimmers, a sense of hope arise

Her urge to reach the meadow grows

longing to caress the new born flower spills

But to her dismay, what she saw was just a mirage

Back to reality, she remembers

That within her, there is nothing but eternal winter

A womb that won't breathe life

A womb where no seed will take root

Truth, that cannot be undone

Now she weeps

Melancholic cloud hovers over her as she grasps for air

Dragging along any hope of a child bearing

Her face

Her likeness

Her truth, causing pain acute

What remains she thinks

Either to tend the barren land

Overlooking the sea of emptiness

Or

Tend to her man

For the eternal winter have made the man distant

He craves to leave the winter to forage

For a land that is fertile

For a blood that is his own

For a life that will continue the legacy his ancestors bore