Elena Sandu
Poems by Elena Sandu : 22 / 111
A Nailed Coffin - Life? English & Japanese
Coffin pounded nails
Economy of air
Survive, never complain!
No wasting any air
Be happy you still have
the freedom's scent!
With own blood
-color of love
feel free to paint
on the coffin walls
a million hearts!
a mountain, a river
a sea, the sky,
whole world! !
Keep happy, smile:
-only a coffin, could not
make you feel alone,
Right? ! ?
釘 打 た れ た 棺 桶 - 人 生 ?
釘 を 打 た れ た 棺 桶
空 気 の 節 約
生 き 残 れ 、 不 平 を 言 わ ず に !
わ ず か な 空 気 も 無 駄 に す る こ と な く
自 由 の 香 り を 感 じ れ る だ け
あ り が た く 思 え !
自 ら の 血 で
-愛 の 色
ど う ぞ 自 由 に お 描 き な さ い
棺 桶 の 壁 に
百 万 の 心 臓 を !
山 、 川
海 、 空
す べ て の 世 界 を !
ず っ と 幸 せ に 、 笑 顔 で :
-た か が 棺 桶 な ん か で
孤 独 を 感 じ る こ と な ん て な い
そ う で し ょ う ? ! ?
Elena Sandu
Submitted: Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Edited: Sunday, July 15, 2012
Poems by Elena Sandu : 22 / 111
Poet's Notes about The Poem
Japanese translation by Miyuki Kuroda.
Comments about this poem (A Nailed Coffin - Life? English & Japanese by Elena Sandu )
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Powerful and sharp touching lines reaching each and every corner of the whole blue planet. Nice and impressive write.
Hmm... I like this, the dark tone of the coffin, the analogy that someone is trapped but it is by their making perhaps? They can still paint the hearts on the inside walls of their prison? I like that, the lines of the hearts being painted, the mountain, the sea, the sky.... it is a pretty poem with a dark belly! Well Done. HG: -) x
I love the up-beat tempo of your poems.
you have a very unique style, very open and free, (just like your heart!)
if we all could all see the world through your eyes it would be such a better place to live in.
your poems go from Strength to Strength!
Deeply philosophical, well worded cry of the heart is presented here. Thought provoking poem. Thanks.