The Old Oak Tree by Walid Boureghda






She had scrounged an instant of silence from time, and had commenced to forage around in the stream of events. Although the wind was heavily blustering and the leaves were swayingly falling off the trees, a total tranquility was soundly overwhelming all through before her. Her single reflection just showed up whilst she was staring at the old oak tree in the nearby, questionably wondering how awkwardly the gusty wind was wagging its branches. 
The wind was spotlessly trying to break down the old oak's bole; yet the tree was highly adamant, only its dead leaves naturally fell off, just like her tears of despair when her eyes were fully shedding down her rosy cheeks. Despite the disappearance of pain and the stillness of its blemishing effects, her crystal tears were miraculously sent forth as a magic balm on the incurable wounds.












  Walid Boureghda, Algeria