I See You Poem by Tenzin Tsewang

I see you,
When the cuckoo sings
And flowers breathe to the call of spring.

I see you,
When snow melts on the mountains
And icebergs break into water drops.

I see you,
When thunder shakes the earth
And dark clouds swell slowly in the sky.

I see you,
In the stillness when wind pushes dust,
When leaves swirl and vapors disappear.

I see you,
When winter carries the soul to a distant summer,
And the warmed, cold soul leaps.

I see you,
When hate embarks strong
And the spirit descends to the toes.

I see you;
I see your presence, near yet distant,
And hear love within the hatred.

I see you,
In the moon and the stars
When the sun sets upon me.