I See You Poem by Tenzin Tsewang

I see you,
When I hear Cuckoo sings
And flower breaths to spring call.

I see you,
When Snow melts in the mountains
And Iceberg breaks into water drops.

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

I see you,
In still when wind push the dust
Leaves swirls and vapour disappear.

I see you,
When winter takes the soul in distant summer
And warm
Cold soul leaps.

I see you,
When hate embarks strong
And spirit descend down in toe

I see you,
I see your presence near in distance
And hear love in hatred.

I see you,
In Moon and stars
When sun sets upon me