Two little, little girls,
One blonde and one blonder,
Enjoyed the sweet summers.
They splashed in the lake,
Then lay and watched the sky,
Named all the fleecy clouds,
Stared at a butterfly.
They played hide and seek
Around the dreamy house,
Sang together with wrens,
And giggled with the doves.
When they took a walk,
In their same blue dresses,
Everybody smiled, ‘cause
They endlessly chatted.
They picked wild flowers
On droning green meadows,
And then they slept among
Sunshine scented pillows.
Many summers bathed
In the waves of that lake…
Times have changed so much,
Just memories remained.
The two girls grew up,
The blonde, and the brunette.
One went to the right and
the other to the left.
Egykor
Két pöttömnyi lányka,
Egy szőke és egy szőkébb,
Életük nyaranta,
Egykor még, összeszőtték.
Egy kádban pancsoltak
A rózsalugas mellett,
S mindketten nyafogtak,
Ha ebédelni kellett.
Bújócskát játszottak
Az erdőszéli házban,
Majd együtt aludtak
Nagy dunyhák közt az ágyban.
Egyforma ruhában,
Ha kirándulni mentek,
Be nem állt a szájuk,
Vég nélkül csicseregtek.
Nem mindig értették,
Miről beszél a másik,
De ez gyerekkorban
Még nem is igen számít.
Balaton vizében
Sok nyár fürdött azóta,
Más ma már a világ,
De ugyanaz a móka.
Felnőtt a két lány is,
A szőke és a barna,
Erre jár az egyik,
Once more, touched by your words and the endearing childhood photos, I smile, but behind teary eyes.
ReplyDeleteThe pretty flowers, under the snow, are a beautiful sight, but a sad one as well.
Your word-choices never cease to delight the reader. I loved especially "One blonde and one blonder". :)
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Thank you, dear Sara! Your kind words always make my day lovely. :-) Hugs! ♥
DeleteLove your childhood poem, dear Edit. Both joy and melancolie, here..
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, may spring come soon🌞🌸
Wishing you a lovely evening!
Hugs, Ida
Thank you very much, dear Ida!
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Ps., your hometown looks so beautiful, you are lucky to live there!
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Thank you! :-)
DeleteOoo - such beautiful snowy blossoms!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :-)
DeleteI hope the little cousins still keep in touch, no one can replace the people you grew up with.
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xo
Life drifted us apart... We haven't met for almost twenty five years...
DeleteHave a lovely day, Amalia! Hugs! :-)
Love those childhood photos and the accompanying story.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! :-)
DeleteAh........................... what magnificent poem dear Edit!
ReplyDeletemade my eyes teary by bringing back so many glorious childhood memories!
when i played with my cousins on hills ,in fields and in front yards of houses ,bathed in streams and lakes and laughed and chirped carefreely
Thank you for your lovely comment, dear Baili!
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Beautiful poem, brought tears to me - and those snow on flowers pictures are beautiful, although I know from experience what might have happened next.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words, dear Alana! :-)
DeleteYour childhood photos also brought me to tears, but the blossoms reminded me that all things grow and change. Thank you for sharing your story.
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Thank you for your kind comment, dear Kay! :-)
DeleteThe pretty flowers, under the snow, are a beautiful sight, but a sad one as well.
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Thank you! :-)
DeleteBeautiful pictures and beautiful Flowers. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, dear Sandra! Happy Easter to you too!
DeleteHello dear Edit!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of your childhood and fond memories!
Wonderful poem and gorgeous pictures of the snowy blossoms!
Wishing you a Happy Easter! Hugs!
Dimi...
Thank you very much, dear Dimi!
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What a beautiful poem, Ella! And how lovely pictures from your childhood! Kisses, my friend.
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear Mia!
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Sweet! I hope they came back together.
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear Sandi! ♥
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