My beloved! I am so sorry as you traveled here & there with this Gypsy Vagabond since your marriage. <br />First of all I must thank to Anaheim and say good bye for her hospitality. <br />The Italian old lady Maria.Bruno (Her husband Joseph died a long ago) <br />The Manageress of our apartment handed over me an envelope <br />And a tear dropp in her eye says 'just a keepsake' <br />Later I found a greeting card inside and three newly printed twenty dollar notes. <br />May you long live Maria and I think of Nativity. <br />I see the handsome Sun comes out from the Eastern sky <br />And I hear his murmur; 'Welcome to Corona' <br />I see a small red bird probably the robin family <br />Chirps on a branch of a leafless Maple tree. <br />That sad song reminds me of my poor deceased Mom's lullaby <br />She sang in her entire life until the music finished. <br />Around my billet a range of mountains <br />And I saw few whitewashed tombs like telephone booths <br />In a faraway burial grounds. <br />My beloved disturbed me; 'Darling you are in a deep thought.' <br />Then I showed her that solitary place with my index finger and said; <br />'One day we have to finish our journey there leaving our loved ones somewhere.' <br />She whispered while crying; <br />'That journey too we go together please? ' <br /> <br />*Dedication to our daughter's Boston-in-laws and the family, Nalin and Tanuja our sincere friends, unless their tremendous help we couldn't move an inch from here to Corona.<br /><br />nimal dunuhinga<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/stepping-towards-a-new-horizon/
