When young
things are easy
we suppose
that words
are what the heart needs
if it loves
it can say so
easily
manifest what is
inside
and then ask
if it's okay
and then the pains
pile up like
firewood and in
that campfire
the firewood begins
to burn
what is left of course
is the ash
that looks at us direct
to eye
we have gotten old
and what we need most
is the silence
that pays vigil
about the feelings
long dead
inside our hearts
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem