I shut my eye and I smile,
as my imagination takes over my instincts,
I smile gladly as I open my eyes- a bit hesitant.
And see a large, open ground in front of me,
With flowers and grass waving merrily in the breeze.
I kick of my sandals in pure delight,
an run along bare footed but glad,
the nettles sting my feet, and I give a cry,
as the stinging nettles make my feet bleed,
An the pain is too much for me to bear as I weep.
I come back to my poor senses,
As I walk upon the bed of glass,
and it pierces my feet.
I scream in utmost agony and misery.
Oh I loved what you have created here, the person coming back to the senses to feel the reality, which is so sour.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A very nicely written and deep poem, Sara. Thanks