I sit on my porch, eyes closed and ears open. The sounds of a summer’s night begin to fill my thoughts; a hot breeze blows across my face. The mocking birds begin their nightly chorus, followed by the chirping of crickets. A sparrow joins the melody, his sound most frequent.
I sit on my porch eyes closed and ears open. The soft flowing sound of traffic driving by drowns out my thoughts and put my mind at ease. I can hear the rattling sounds of neighbor’s sprinklers watering their lawns and the startling call of a killdeer far away.
I don’t want to open my eyes but I know I must. I sit on my porch, eyes closed and ears open, and remember the wonderful sounds of summer that I have heard.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
‘Clean much clarified words that can give more like Tagore ones too’.