But I'll barely sing
so that your pain not
impinge on your sleep;
Peace to you, mothers, wives,
the blood-drinking tyrant
will be dust in your
winnowing baskets.
I walk on the mountain
where approaching spring
puts scented herbs:
All of you who listen to me,
when dawn softens, I'll
come and wash your thresholds.
And my songs will stifle
time's ululations.
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