Restless Soul Poem by Elena Sandu
Restless Soul
Have not forgot my native tongue:
Lucky me! !
But chance to use it,
almost none.
(them) OH!
~Dancing feet
on life's floor
Who's the lucky one of all? ! ~
Fairly ok
Are friends and family:
Yeey! ! Lucky me! !
But all I see or hear of them
only few words
..rarely.
(them) OH!
Dancing feet
on Life's floor
who's the lucky one of all?
I live safely, an 'ok' life
Whoow! Lucky me!
But I am not quite happy
nor very glad.
(them) OH!
Dancing feet
on life's floor
who's the lucky one of all?
Lately
I hear the call:
Lucky me! !
'-Get off this life or
Start to change your world! !
Them: OH!
Now, your turn to answer,
please do tell:
Who's the lucky one of all? ?
Running away they say:
-Me!
-me!
-me!
-me! ! !
A beautiful poem with a fantastic rhythm, sounds like a song. Missing the familiar sounds of our native tongue. Missing our family and friends of old. And yet, Elena I count myself lucky to be in this far away land. Working abroad we go through a million of challenges, but then, the new horizons, the experiences rich in surprises somehow make it special. I myself enjoy very much to skype with my family. I truly regret that skype and internet was not as it is today when my mom was still alive. I pray for your peace of mind and wish you all the best. Form Hans, your friend from Belgium, working in Malaysia for more than 20 y.
Yes, nobody should forget native tongue. This is ever sweet. Living safely and feeling luck is definitely interesting. Start changing world with own perceptions changing self. Very amazing drafting is shared.10
Poetfreak friends: You are the lucky one who saw heard them talking and saw them dancing and write such a beautiful and touching poem describing their innocent actions! A very well penned write! It reminds of Central Park in New York City! Please, keep inspiring the World with more of your talented writes! Love and Peace for always! Thank you for sharing! 26 Aug 2011 by Romeo Della Valle xBest wishes for the attempt to change the lazy World! 26 Aug 2011 by nimal dunuhinga xAn inspiring poem. Well penned. tfs 27 Aug 2011 by Ravi Sathasivam xThe first verse sums up a sadness most of us can only dimly imagine, to be away from people we know, in a place where our mother tongue is unknown. 4 Sep 2011 by Erik 99
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An expressive write Elena, nice to see you here after a long time. Thank you for leaving comments on my page. Have a blessed day.