If every word was like a feather,
Then like feathers pile together
To comfort your great fall,
A thousand words I’d write tonight;
To make a bed so soft
That would put you in warm embrace
After your fall through great abyss.
And with another thousand words I’d paint
A ladder that would let me ascend the heavens:
Pluck a star from the shattered sky
To mend your broken heart;
Catch a lonely cloud
To wipe the gleaming pearl
From your twinkling eyes.
But from such great expanse,
Of hearts and distance most alike,
All I have are words.
Yet I pray, my True,
These words may suffice
To give you sweet relief
And in soft slumbers give you peace.
A beautiful message so tenderly delivered. Enjoyable to read and receive. Interesting reversing the thousand word idea of a picture being worth a thousand words. The words here depict a worthwhile picture.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Wonderful poem. Love it.10 added.