I remember
my childhood days,
Rolling in
the grass so green,
No matter
how hard sun tried,
The trees
well protected me,
As I lay in
the embrace of their shade,
Covered by a
sheet of air,
I never felt
alone in the solitude,
I could
sense the heaven there.
Where have
those days gone by,
I still
stand under the shade,
But there is
cemented sky,
And beneath
me stones are laid,
I can do
nothing but sigh,
As I feel
alone on road,
Listen to
the deafening noise,
In that
crowd I feel alone.
I remember
those careless times,
Powdering
myself with dirt,
Running
behind those butterflies,
Sleeping on
the naked earth,
As I lay in
the lap of ground,
Staring at
the skies so blue,
Searching
faces in those clouds,
Finding
faces in the moon.
Where have
those days gone by,
I now stay
awake with moon,
My eyes get
burned up if I,
Look at blue
sky in noon,
I just work,
shout and cry,
And the life
is no more fun,
I spend the
nights wondering why,
To this world
what we have done.