Your letter seems dropped from heaven, <br />Likes a piece of stone falling, <br />To a peaceful lake of water, <br />Disturbing my peace suddenly. <br /> <br />Why it comes so late after you disappeared, <br />For over forty years. <br />You're thought moved to heaven long time ago; <br />Echoing in my ears you're a floating plant; <br />You might float down to a river of no return; <br />In these forty years how sad I was for lost a good friend. <br /> <br />Now you come back disturbing my peace again; <br />Your letter might be a little wild fire begin; <br />I'm willing it never comes to my eyes; <br />It's an envelope of bitter poison to my throat. <br /> <br />How could you stand so long not contact me? <br />Your letter comes with fire and poisen, <br />which I don't quite want its arrival.<br /><br />Albert Wong<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-letter-from-heaven/
