by Mariam S., 15
I spot the hills,
and they pull my soul out—
with every blow of wind,
and every autumn leaf.
It falls and fades;
nothing really waits.
The silence howls,
echoes louder than a haunted house.
In a costume,
or not,
my eyes are glued to you—
the unparalleled scarecrow,
to the whispers of my corn maze.
Madhabdi, Dhaka, Bangladesh