THE BANYAN TREE
I’m looking through the clouds, far from my room
And counting the stars, while clouds are hiding the moon
I saw enough of the grasses and also the ground
I’ll be here soon, till the moon got found
I saw Arial roots and also the tree
Souls don’t die, but they could be free
My skin is young but the soul is old
The root seems strong and it can hold
The stars going to fall, into the black hole
The moon can’t see it anymore
You can’t see the moon, just a touch of gold
The star’s falling, my finger turned purple.
THE BANYAN TREE || Missouri Mercury
A lost soul with a lifelong existential crisis, I escape reality through painting, photography, and writing. Life feels like a film where I’m crafting my own script, flowing with uncertainty. Driven by deep curiosity, I crave to uncover the world's mysteries before my story concludes.