In deep slumber I was,
Lying at ease,
Carried by the humdrum
of everyday.
But life was such
an enigmatic beauty.
At first, it was a spark,
Followed by bursts of fire,
‘Til it became a flame—
A flame I could not extinguish.
On and on it burned.
Burned my peace,
And ignited a longing.
The rope of monotony snapped.
Okay, I said finally.
Write I must,
But with a prayer I pleaded,
“Just please guide me God,
or else, the flame
would just die to naught.”