From inside the ship sailing
far away, I
gaze hard.
The water has mercy. The evening
is like
a thousand years ago.
In our ancient sea
there's nothing new.
Only the wind shifts.
I don't think
I've missed anything.
Everything given ever since
is a gift.
Once a Florentine merchant
came and offered
red glass.
It was the year one thousand
four hundred and one.
I didn't
have anything to give
for it. And he returned.
I'll buy it now.
Like a thousand years
ago, tonight too
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