In houses, in paintings,
in gardens, in the rain,
in the soul of all these things,
The rose told me, I searched in vain.
In the rivers, in the forests,
I even asked a fairy.
With her, we went west.
All I found was beauty.
In the clouds, in the stars, in the sea,
in the legends, at the foot of a rainbow,
I asked a leprechaun, and he laughed at me.
I asked the birds and all I saw was a crow.
In the branches of a hundred-year-old oak,
in the flowers, under a dark wooden bench,
in small villages, in mist and smoke,
I looked everywhere, but in French.
I've looked for your heart, but I haven't found it.
You've already given it away, and my friend, the Rose
has just faded. I won't be looking any longer, I suppose.
I gave you mine, but you didn't see it.
About the Creator
Tony Herlin
A dreamer who neither speaks nor writes English, a difficult but highly instructive exercise. (Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused).



Comments
There are no comments for this story
Be the first to respond and start the conversation.