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A WALK IN THE BRAMBLE


Thought it was just some days, To cut those grasses and make hays, Took millions of days, To mould my golden pot with clays. A walk in the bamboos, Tears in the jungles, Surrounded with brambles, Created in our mind, strange tramples. Tears of voiceless voices, Echoes of silent noices, Tones of unread messages, Tear the lonely heart into pieces. Marks of the thorny leaves, Kisses of the hungry bees, In the jungle of angry trees, Teach us what life is.
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