Woman voluptuous and fine
Drunk with wine between seasons
Stars upon thy eyelids
And the sensual upon your brows
The shifting sails of summer and autumn's winds flutter upon
Thy valleys and exotic hills
This kiss, this kiss
Kiss thy contours upon thy
Wearied shores
As seagulls sweep the sky
For tender stars
This kiss, this kiss
Kiss thy contours upon thy
Refreshened shores
Even the shore is wet with seashells
Woman fine and voluptuous
The moon is
Shining upon boats
Moored and anchored to its light
Woman voluptuous and fine
Anchor your love to mine
Anchor your love to mine
The wine of its celebrations
By the moonlights sweet strings
So the Kindred waves
Sparkling
Like wine
Are satiated and drunk
With the Luminosity of our
Melodious love
Moon, wine, waves, seashells
Between seasons
And the voluptuous woman
Is fine
Melodious love
Reynaldo Casison
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem