So quiet are you now,
and words have all been said.
We should have gone to bed,
but we don’t know just how.
Much talk there was, when we just met -
So quiet are you now,
as if we had a row.
The books have all been read;
We should have gone to bed
(remembering my vow) .
Not cold, but silence do I dread
“So, quiet are you now? ”
“My mind is numb, so that is how.”
“Was it something then I said? ”
We should have gone to bed…
You smile and kiss me on the head:
“So well I know you, long as we’ve been wed!
So quiet are you now.
We should have gone to bed! ”
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
well written, the predicament of marriage