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Christmas gift
Wednesday, December 7, 2016  5:12:00 AM

by Walter William Safar



Poetry
The music of life can often be sad, just like the most beautiful
love poetry, but life teaches us that joy wouldn't shine without
sorrow... in order to appreciate love, sometimes we must be
sad, because when you cry, you should be happy you haven't
lost your feelings... We should not dread the grey in the sky,
but rather the grey in the heart... Because when you love nature
as you love people, even dark clouds make sense, just like
the sun does. When you think that fate threw you out of the
window of life into a bottomless pit, find your rescue in poetry,
because poetry is the wings of the soul.

 Christmas gift


 

If you want to give a gift

To the boy from the orphanage,

Give him hope,

Be the eternal flame

In the stationery boy's dark dream.

If you want to give from the heart,

Find a gift

In a smile from the heart,

Because that which is woven from tenderness and love

Is priceless.

If you want to become closer to yourself,

Look into the eyes of the stationery boy,

Because his eyes are the path of dreams

Where you shall always find the lost dream.

If you sinned in life,

Look at the face of the stationery boy,

Because his smile is a valley in bloom

Where you shall always find forgiveness.

When you think that the mournful veil

Has covered the flame in the eye of the stationery boy,

You should know, my friend;

There are no sad and merry children,

There are only loved and unloved children.

If you really want to see the tear

In the eye of the stationery boy,

Watch as a castaway would, looking for his path to salvation

In a star.

When poverty lowers its dark curtain

Between you and the orphanage boy

When darkness takes over

Between heaven and earth,

The secret to salvation is in the inner glow,

In the glow of the eye of the stationery boy,

Look for trust, joy and love,

That glorious company in the soul

Shall raise the dark curtain

Between you and the stationery boy,

Between heaven and earth

Light will rule.


 

©Walter William Safar


 

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