

The child in the bed brings back memories of my childhood
My father said that life hides a gentle face.
A strong man must have a vision
If you work hard, you’ll be favoured by fate
The white moonlight takes me back to the summer days of my youth.
The hands of destiny push me to run away
The strings of our hearts are entwined tightly
But they deny each other’s thoughts
The moon at night is the light of a stranger
Loneliness climbs layer after layer
We don’t talk on the phone about the rent we owe.
Adults only talk and laugh about tomorrow’s pleasures
And now
The moon’s shadow overlaps the pale beard.
I say to you that the evening stars fly mischievously late at night.
I’ve never disturbed your peaceful sleep
Riding the wind and kissing your face secretly
Building a dreamy fantasy
“Tomorrow we’ll fight through the thorns
To destroy the monsters and wait for the brave prince
I can’t tell you the jokes of fate
As my father once told me