Well, Well, Well Poem by Chrysostomos Tsiailis
Well, Well, Well
Light, don’t you ever interfere
In this dream of mine
The little kitten feels fear
Because the sun tomorrow will shine
All five of them are two hours old
“This is a white one and this is orange
Elmira check this cute little one, it’s bald
Mommy I think it’s ugly and strange.
Well, throw me once again in there
It’s so dark here anyhow.
This visual reality I cannot bare
I’m floating in a wooden box, hopefully for now.
My beloved brothers and sisters I hope
With the love they manage to cope
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/25/2024 11:27:05 PM # 1.0.0.1119
well well well! ! ! Chrysostomos Tsiailis! Dear brother! You finally decided to find a pathway to infinity! I totally welcome you to a website I have come to appreciate a lot! It seems to me that you deserve a page here, I started reading your poems, they have insight, rhythm and irony, three very important elements needed to construct poetry. This poem here is wonderful, great imagery, and I literally thank you for the wish! (as your brother) Take care, I'll be watching you! I know what you did last summer. I still know. [ [ [ Actually I know what you did in all your summers I will always know [ [ [ [ Always ys