Relationship
Much younger; he thought same
"In cage, zoo, were women, crocodiles."
Then comments, complaints:
"We felt them, empathized' came to help,
finally released them…"
Then he sighed
in his eyes ran smoke; not smile
hand hammer, on table he slammed:
"God damn it."
His voice hit against wall
wall to wall
creepy reflection; an echo:
"crocodile ate rabbits and the hens…"
A short pause:
"and women we freed, crush us…"
Yellowish
dandelion in the wind:
"ancestors knew best…cage is all they deserve."
He reached out for dagger
smashed it in his heart:
"better dead than living among them."
In short time, part of earth he became.
Needing him, some women wept, cried.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem