Tears in Waiting

I think it is now the time for me
To weep and let my tears fall down
For I now slowly feel and see
That it’s time for you to leave the town

Darling, when it’s time for you to leave
Please hold my hand and say goodbye
Then a hug is all I have to give
And whisper you that I’ll be standing by

I’ll wait until you return dear
Even if my waiting is vague and nil
And even until the end of my life comes near
For time may pass but I will stay still

When you're gone, I’ll set my eyes to no one
And keep myself in a solitary place
And once I hear that you’re back in town
I’ll seek for you to fill my heart’s empty space

However, when we’ll meet again dear
And I’ll find that you’re no longer mine
To bother you I will do never
And keep my tears until my dying time

Stay Beside Me

Come, listen to the sound

of the chirping crickets,
of the night bird,
and other insects.

Come, we sit
on the fallen tree,
reclined on the earth,
then we watch the stars above.

Come, place your head
on my shoulder,
and your long hair,
the fragrance I smell.

Come, feel my warmth
and I feel your warmth,
in the cold night,
I hug you tight.

The SEA

A wide body of water

the home of sea creatures
creeping,
swimming.
The school of fish
pursued by sharks,
barracudas chasing
and the whales are waiting.

In the seabed
holes
are the eels hiding
with high voltage tail.

The sea urchins,
on the corals they sit
with their needle like shrubs
wagging.
The seaweeds
of color green,
brown, red and black
and so the algae drifting.

The dolphins are flipping
while the seagulls are flying.
The flying fish soaring
above the sea.

The sea turtle
corroding
could hardly recognize
the food from trash,
an endangered species.

A giant floating,
made of iron or timber,
pollution it brings,
back then... the clear water…
now black.

When a vessel
becomes a flotsam
beneath the sea
yield refuge
to its inhabitants,
soon a diver’s spot.