Poems of Heartbreak

Alone in a Wine Glass

The wind blowing through carries the scent of autumn Colorful fallen leaves dancing along the narrow path The narrow path where young leaves filtered through the trees You and I pedaled, pedaled, pedaled The bicycle, pedaled, pedaled, pedaled The narrow path was young grass, the bicycle was tandem I whispered to your ear, "I love you," but you turned around and said, "I can't hear you!" Again, I'd say it to your red ears like maple leaves Again? You're such a difficult one I won't say it anymore, I won't say it Please don't make your wife cry, you're such a difficult one Pedaled, pedaled, pedaled I stopped the bicycle at the antique shop I bought two, blue wine glasses These are memory glasses, aren't they? Then I thought, and my eyes met That day's me not fading away I clasp the wine glass again Alone, it's pitiful

Winter Afternoon Tea

The afternoon of winter, the sun setting Your room The matching mugs Happy wedgewood Pouring tea into them Warm mugs Holding them in my palms Winter afternoon tea We had pleasant conversation You were a genius who made me laugh Laughed until my stomach hurt I never thought I'd like you this much The gentleness in your eyes seems to see into my heart I looked away slightly, the evening glass of the window approaching An unforgettable peaceful time I wish I could return to that day and that time I remember it when winter comes Afternoon tea in your room