I see guavas weighing down branches,
Hear leaves being crushed underfoot.
Smell the cars polluting the air,
And feel the cold, dry wind; somewhat Alaskan.
There is no taste.
The clouds drift, revealing the sun,
Mild, unlike most Californian days.
Streaming though gaps onto the concrete,
Ever-changing patterns and odd shapes.
I call that nature's success.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem