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Ode to Japan


In a land that lies 6,000 miles away, Lies a country that I wish to stay, Morning air sparks my lungs, people here speak in foreign tounges, A land made up of honor and tradition, Is the land that holds a great expectation, A passionate feeling for culture, Possess a onetime epic adventure, Cherry blossom trees only bloom once a year, A season that brings everyone into sudden tears, Beauty doesn't reside in sculpture, But rather in the culture, As I keep reminiscing, passion will never die, This country holds my soul into the sky, Oh!Lovely ode to Japan, A feeling yet to understand, There will be a day where I'll return, By then a new life will be born, Into cherry blossom pedal winds, That one wish to spends .-Andrew
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