June day by Svetlin Ivanov translated by Ann Wood
June dayJune morning, the wind with the trees plays,
throws dust into my worn-out eyes
and for the complex issues of our lives we do not care,
running alone, roving in girl's hair.
I hear again the uneven poem of the bike,
with him we rediscover the world
and we leave traces on the curved paths,
laughing with sadness and looking for love.
Younger day and our time quietly runs out,
as seconds in an old clock,
like a stream in a forest forever
or as a love song of a capercaillie.
Poetry by Ann Wood
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Written on 2018-06-30 at 20:17
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