After years,
your memory still
so fresh and anew,
I wonder if you lived,
what you would do,

To make a name,
to find an identity,
to live fuller life,
to marry your daughter off,
to see your son rise,

Oh, dear relative,
it's been ages,
that I heard your voice,
that I saw you laugh,
that I caught your lies,

It was a day full of joy,
when you heard I arrived,
I remember those days when
you loved and hugged me all of a sudden,

You used to whisper lullabies,
when we cousins never slept all night,
You baked us candy and breads,
so we put out hungry bellies to rest,

I still remember those summer holidays,
house of all little nutcrackers some days,
though you cherished us offsprings,
like little blue lights sparkling,
in the middle of the dark mood,
when you would be too sick to move,

Back then we didn't know,
if you...