Warm sand, soft beneath my feet,
dusk, purplish against a vast night sky.
A crescent moon alluring and shy,
watching waves tirelessly nudging the shore.
Shadows waver and leaves sigh,
teased by the salty northerly breeze.
Stars twinkle in silent tête-à-tête,
as my reverie once again begins.
Childhood glimpses, kites flying
in an azure sky, splashing through streams,
joyful hunt for frogs in wet marshes.
Sweet nostalgia, when did we get so old?
Fine memories. Fine verses. Shadows waver and leave sigh - such lines are very poetical. Yes, when did we get so old?
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
We all have a small corner in mind kept for childhood, looking back with a naive smile.The last part o your poem is so nostlgic and sweet. I can imagine an aging face still wears a childlike smile when recalling the good old days.
Thank you, Cigeng. Indeed sweet memories are made of these.