
I fall down on my face,
Slipped from nothingness,
As I pushed my hands up,
I saw the view of heaven,
The sun smiles and shines brightly,
Fitted in between two mountains,
Grassy fields stretched between me,
And a hint of woods and bushes,
Then, the after-rain scent,
Filled the air around me,
Rousing me to get up faster,
And search the clouds,
As I look around closely,
I found a cave,
Hidden between the bushes,
Moist, wet, and slippery floors,
Another gush of golden rain,
Passes by with a sweet taste,
Honey-like washing me,
Cleansing me from my sins,
I took shelter inside the cave,
Warm and nurturing,
Until I fall again,
This time to sleep.