I am a gypsy, I see firelies.Around me they twist and turn, like smoke at Palestine.Drifting from space to space, they carry light.I cannot help wonder. Does the wind guide you? Or you the wind?We met on a monsoon evening, in the city that never sleeps.You were lost in darkness, tremors the wind brought,Scared in a new surrounding, yet with excitement hard to hide,You had seen me sing the songs, of the far away land. I came to you like a firefly, for light I did bring to you.With wonder you had listened to sonnets and wits, gifts I had received,From places that you yearned to visit.
But in our conversations, I fell in love and you fell in awe.There the mistake. For is it not wrong for the gypsy to fall in love?Like stone eyed Franky says, 'Do they even know what love mean?'Once struck,...