Wet patches form on my aching shoulder.
The trees only cover half of the bench.
If you allowed me to,
I would sit in the open.
I would offer you the cleaner side:
The side that has been not yet broken by time,
The side that would hold you up firmly.
I will sit here until the bench rots under me,
Feeling it squirm and wriggle.
Wanting a break from its inevitable duty,
I will ignore its screams.
For your sake.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem