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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Encrypting Your Name With Verse By Phan Tan Hai you can’t see your name between the lines I put it on paper words from days and months that have almost vanished and see again among the secret words your face is stealthily appearing chilling my soul every night. I put it into a poem the footprints you left in the snow from days so far away with the cold wind shivering my ink lines. shaking, I read and see you walk among words on paper. I put it into words the memories from days so far away and hearing amid the fading strands of smoke your sorrowful voices how did we lose each other so clumsily you will notice the fragrance hidden in my words the fragrance from heaven that you once brought into my life in a day of snowfall the day we leaned on each other to help pass every step and many times we slid and fell along the icy sidewalks where your laughs fell onto and then soared back to the sky transforming into snowflakes and since then on cooling my days and months you will someday read and see beneath the poetic lines that I write down tonight and will notice among the clauses so many words without rhymes those are my remaining days in life those are days and nights being tilted and encrypted with your name once upon a time at that place you stepped into my soul and then left leaving a maze of paths.
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