We are dusts in the air
Sooner, wind will stop
We will settle whence we came.
While in the air
Marauding and marauding
Let me eat the best food of the earth
And thereafter, wash my hands clean in the oceans
Drink to stupor, the greatest wine
From firm breasts of young women
While the mother moon plays with the stars
And the sun gallops in the horizon.
We are dusts in the air
Marauding and marauding
Sooner, we will settle whence we came.
The life of man on earth is but a short while before he returns home. Beautiful poem
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
We are dusts in the air Marauding and marauding Sooner, we will settled whence we came. meditating on the death. tony