박인현 作    'Umbrella'?

                                              빗물로 다 씻어내지 못한 마음들이 떠다닌다.

                                       기억하는가, 작은 일에 상처받고 토라졌던 시간을.

                                                         그에게 제때 씌워주지 못했던 우산을.

                                                비구름을 덜어낸 하늘이 홀가분하게 묻는다.

                                           예민하고 고집 센 사람은 네 자신이 아니었을까.

                                   날고 싶지 않은가, 민들레 홀씨처럼 가벼운 몸짓으로.


                                                                                    나의 젊어 한 시절.

                                               Harry Belafonte, 그의 목소리에 흠뻑 빠져서 

          턴테이블에 그의 판을 올려놓고  종일을 듣고 또 들었던 적이 있습니다.
 
                                                                                                 가을날에. 

                                                                                               

                                                                              5학년의 첫 9월을 맞아

                                                                               그의 노래를 듣습니다.

                                                                        친구들도 행복한 가을을 여시길....


                                          

          "Try To Remember" by Harry Belafonte

                       Try to remember the kind of September
                       When life was slow and oh, so mellow
                       Try to remember the kind of September
                       When grass was green and grain was yellow
                       Try to remember the kind of September
                       When you were a tender and callow fellow
                       Try to remember, and if you remember
                       Then follow, follow

                       Try to remember when life was so tender
                       That no one wept except the willow
                       Try to remember the kind of September
                       When love was an ember about to billow       
                       Try to remember and if you remember
                       Then follow, follow