Come Again, Another Day

Come Again, Another Day
When it rains like this in the City
I think of you
Like being inside a waterfall
The thundering cascade
Can the glass in the windowpane stand it?

It is morning, and the sky is dark grey
Like steel and warships
I will find a place where I can hear
The water assail and assault the stone
And feel the way it stops and starts
The rhythm and the drum of it
Last night the skies cleared
Just enough for some love to gleam
Like a soft sense of tenderness
Through the hardheaded beliefs we build
It is a morning for saxophones
The sweetness of relief
The sugar laced taste of it
Beggars belief…

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Devika Brendon

Devika Brendon is Former Consultant Editor at FemAsia. She is an Educator, Reviewer, Journalist, and Writer. Devika was awarded First Class Honours in English Literature at the University of Sydney, and holds a PhD in English Literature from Monash University. She is a Teacher of English Language and Literature, and a literary mentor to emerging writers of all ages. Devika’s poetry and short stories have been published in journals and anthologies in Sri Lanka, Australia, India and Italy. Her critical reviews and opinion pieces have been published in both print and digital media, and can be viewed on her blog.