Today would be the last dawn of Simon’s matteer
Though his feelings more into this city in which he once belonged to
Today would be the last reckoning as the brightness always fades away
Shall the city what he knows as home waiting for him in impromptu?
The remnant of a family, ramshackle rooms and the alluding intensifying memories
All reminds a purity that could happen in future serenity
The windowpanes, curtains, scatter tubs and towels
All are weeping silently and waiting for a sweet calamity
Don’t grief said by a bunch of a grief tourist of the walls
As they gather, gathered in a swarm into that last count
The poet Simon looked a far where the lane ended
Thinking of his son and wife as the ticking mounted
30th May, 2016