If I were Sara Teasdale again,
perhaps I would whisper the delicate lines of love and longing into the winds of eternity.
I would paint the world in soft hues of melancholy and desire, where every glance and touch carried the weight of a thousand poems.
Perhaps I would cradle the fleeting moments of beauty, offering them as giftsβsilent and profound.
My verses would dance across time, shaping hearts, even the heart of the one I knew before you, with the gentle ache of knowing what was lost and yet still once again I found.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem