It had become chilly, rain cloudsloured in dead sky. He had packed lightly, so the steep uphill wont kill him or tire him off.
He was keen to stay back on her conditions. They started. He found it a grueling climb away from the sun setting under grey clouds.
Soon he was labouring, out of breath, struggling with the dream to reach in. After years of his melancholy he reached the head of the pass. It was time to halt,
“but good men do die in war halts”
He sat down among some pointy boulders with a look away to the trace of her name.
“Mercy she was called”
It was misty now, the land was blurred and uninviting as if death was viloving for his sad soul.
He couldn’t spy out the cottage below where she lived with her loved one.
Harrying him it was time to move on. His bones; felt so heavy, as he couldn’t stand up without being painful,
Satisfying her dying wish to see sun burning in dark red night, he burned down his soul away for being just him.