Watching from a window in my room
The view is a forest road along
They sway and sway and sway
Under the heat of an up-side-sunny
The leaves of coconut and palm tree
Change from dark to light
And light to dark and back the
Tree-trunk thin and fat
I can’t help but weep
To see ponderous Bougainvillea
And wild champakas strive
In honest strife while the
Whole pine trees baldly naked branch
Solely serving the wrath of the sun
Perhaps, they mark the good-old boys
Drinking whiskey and wine saying
This is the day of human rite
I am down the tunnel end
To see you smile over the ledge
I can’t help but weep.