Beyond Seas

I shall build a boat

I shall cast it in the water

I shall sail away from this strange earth

Where no one awaken the heroes in the wood of love

A boat empty of net

And longing heart for pearls

I shall continue sailing

Neither I shall loose my heart for the blues

Nor for the mermaids who emerge from the water

To spread their charm from their locks

On the shining solitude of fishermen

I shall continue sailing

I shall continue singing

“One should sail away, sail away.”‌

The man in that town had no myth

The woman in that town was not as brimful as a cluster of grapes

No hall mirror repeated joys

Not even puddles reflected a torch

One should sail away, sail away

Night has sung its song

Now it is the turn of windows

I shall continue sailing

I shall continue singing

Beyond the seas there is a town

In which windows open to manifestation

There rooftops quarter pigeons that looks at the jets of human intelligence

In the hand of each 10-year-old child a branch of knowledge lies

The townsfolk took at hedges

As if they look at a flame, a tender dream

Earth hears the music of your feeling

And the fluttering sound of mythological birds are heard in the wind

Beyond the seas there is a town

Where the sun is as wide as the eyes of early-risers

Poets inherit water, wisdom and light

Beyond the seas there is a town!

One must build a boat