Gervic's Poetic Explorations

As I walk along the road
With my face in sullen mode
My fevered sweat starts to fall
From my forehead it begins to roll.

That trembling noon-tide beam
Like dancing pebbles, strewn in the wind
In the distance, it constantly glares
Like evening starlight flare.

The angry sun, showers his heat
In my head, it painfully beat
And I can't bear this extreme pain
I do wish that it would rain.

As I walk along the track
Those shining clouds turns to black
As the wind casts their breath
So calm, so cold, brought the breeze.

The darkness then starts to roll
As the rain begins to fall
The coolness they brought to me
Makes me feel the trembling of my knee.

Those raindrops that angrily beat
The cold water around my feet
I can't bear the cold that penetrates
I do wish to walk beneath the sun's heat.