Happy Vernal Equinox Day!

I wrote this Sonnet Poem when I was in fifth semester back in 2010. 

On this day, 20 March 2014, I want to republished the poem for celebrating Vernal Equinox and first day of spring even though I live in a equatorial country, Indonesia, in which spring does not exist here.   

At The Spring Equinox

You worn your blue serene lake tuxedo

I worn my green humid rainforest gown

We flee across river like torpedo 

Gazed the heart of vernal sun far from town

Our wings floated on crinkled pink blue cloud  

Pale silver moonlight flowed through our veins

Caroled the meadow’s harmony out loud

Blueberry slushy river mild our brains

When I slipped down and my world fell away 
And even the shining sun seemed tired,

You there, lift my pain and always allay

Before spring equinox has been soaked

My two violet eyes would get brighter

Because you made my stout wings grew lighter

Besides republish the poem, I also want to republish a post which taken from my old wordpress blog that no longer been used. The post is about a poem written by Hafiz titled The Sun Never Says. In this Vernal Equinox, I want to celebrate the sun that never feels tired in lighting the Earth.    

I took the picture
when I passed through rice field near my house.
 I remember it was gold everywhere.
It was amazing.

Mar7

The Sun Never Says 

from The Gift: Poems by Hafiz

Even

After

All this time

The sun never says to the earth,

“You owe Me.”

Look

What happens

With a love like that,

It lights the Whole Sky.