Japanese Autumn by Eliza Witte - HTML preview
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Under another
Sun, among other flowers, Your new Autumn stands.
A smile that can pierce The cloud above Mount Fuji: The purpose of life.
Clouds in shapes of hearts, Cotton candies' flickering, Reminding rainbows.
Swallow the anger, Drink the cup of injustice, Summer hides somewhere.
Sweet and fresh, raindrops; Mixed with the October tears Still taste like nefle.
The hunger to sail, The thirst to open a cave Beats the winter's night.
The misty moon shines,
The sailor unties the rope.
To the winter star!
There by the lighthouse, Through rivers and isthmuses A new season comes.
With much feel in red,
Like belated couplet,
I say, I loved you.



