Hope To Go Poem by Kinsley Lee

Hope To Go



My home town is the southern sea, in mind, I can see the blue waves.
Even though in the dream, how can I forget it the gentle home waves.
Now the water birds are flying, I want to go and go.

I miss the old friends whom I played with at my childhood days.
Wherever go, how can I forget them, whom I frolic with at the old days?
Today what are they doing? I miss them and miss.

The water birds, the friends, they are all in home town.
Why do I leave them? And I am dwelling the other town.
I hope to shake off all of the things, and to return home and return.

Wish to return back to the old days, I live together and live.
To wear the rainbow stripped clothes and I laugh and laugh to live.
When the day I do not know the tears, let's return back and go.
(Translated by Kinsley Lee)

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The original poem was written in English by Eun-Sang, Lee, translated by Kinsley Lee.
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