 SEA AND I To commemorate Admiral CHUNG TAN CANG To All my dear friends Once passionate for a vagabond life  I entered the sea, sunlight raising The wind caressed my hair roiling The sea as a very shy girl Her red lips made her smile charming. I and the sea were of the same fate Immense, abundant, as water overflow Attracting youth life love sea called Following the sea I was once passionate. Waves were hanging from dale to mountain ends Thousand years gnawed stony mountain Invaded in my soul with small pieces As far as possible a painful young love. And one day there was a changing wind The tides loosely raised, the sea swinging Confidence hid unsaid words Please pour into waves tips. Soon or late I should go far As the sea freely called me back The youth age remained attachment In vain dream what I dreamed. RGC 17-05-2007 |
