Today I looked at a tree,
It distracted me from the time which passes
Of the reason in the selfish traps,
It distracted me from the ocean forgotten
By Christopher Columbus, that of the heart
(Between continents to be discovered) ,
Today I looked at a tree,
It distracted me of others anguishs,
To never see you again stretched out
Under coconut palms in the talkative customs,
Of no more knowing you, your happy nudity
When your eyes look at me by doubting,
I discover the world which likes the peace
Attached to the dresses of the saffron flavored women,
Today I looked at the centuries
beyond the certainty of stars,
A tree was enough for me to know myself.
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