YOU ARE IN ME

I do not write your name,

 Only on the sandy surface of the seashore,

 That the wave could wash it away.

I do not write your name,

 Only on the paper in the pages of my verses

That the time will be able to melt it out.

I engrave your name,            

On the delicate rosy wall of my heart

To keep it alive as long as I live.

                              

  Your acceptance or refusal,

Anger or pleasure,

 Love or hate,

 Praise or accuse,

 And even presence or absence,

Are the situations that cannot affect,

 The worth of the inscription.

I always feel you in me,

As you are an immortal entity in me,

 With full glory.