I typed your name, that hasn't changed,
but the name is not the thing you are;
you were beautiful when first we met,
now I only view you from afar.
You let your self run down,
you are no longer cute;
you are no longer lovely,
no words come to my mind, I'm mute.
I was so proud of you back then,
proud to have you hanging on my arm;
now you've lost that luster,
and that sunny charm.
I mistook you for a bag lady,
a helpless, homeless being;
it was tough to see you in that way,
denying what my eyes were seeing.
But it was you, and my heart broke,
to know that once we were together;
that you were a feast fortired eyes,
what happened to my earthly treasure?
What's a chauvinist like you doing trying to write poetry?
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
When we look through the eyes of love, all we see is beauty. Once love has gone, our eyes can only see the physical decay and ugliness. A heart-wrenching poem telling of lost love.