by Branson Shao | |
Published on: May 21, 2006 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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Wait for transport. Standing on the haven It reminds me of the loved one Who never said good bye. So warmth adorned with kindness, Pity of my age. Friendly and caring, They cherished me, with them its gone Vanished for good, They go with no more smiles, a joke. Waiting for transport. Standing on the haven Swinging wind, blazing sun, Dancing ocean currents all reminds me of you. How will I tell the beavers, of your beaver away? Waiting for transport Tears flow from my eyes To leave or wipe them Won’t revive their present. Left in the midst of Great Ocean In a small petrol-less boat In the dark nights of nimbus clouds Are you gone for sure? Your wisdom, teaching, console Still are needed within my soul. On the haven, “Wait for me!” was a cry of wind in a swing So I could hear your appeal “hurry up, we are in a hurry!” You nourished our youth with work of virtue I don’t understand why It is so irresistible to forget And why you left so early. Quivers caused the mind to flash. Incapable to endure and stay longer, so is our span. The span of scramble and struggle Arrives, so it is your turn. Thy destiny knows not Take caution of thy deeds. « return. |