Yellow, orange, red.
Fire! Fire! So hot! Hot!
Why fire, why me?
Blue, green, grey, clear, black.
So many colours water!
Reflection am I.
I don't see you wind.
Still. I know you are here.
Don't leave me alone.
Soiled, dirty, damp.
What will a world do with such?
I see life in you.
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Muhammad Bayazeed
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