Throw the weak days away for them to fight with vultures and win, for all to be done quickly and brightly like the most brilliant stars, like the white nights, when loves die and in the morning lovers split with a pain between the eyes, between the ribs. You and I shall fight together with pleasures and appeals, transient and futile changes. The love I forsook to be with you first and alone, doesn’t wait for the moon to rise and retaliate for my deed. I must be going now, before you realize that I don’t really exist, that I’m only light casting its cells for the last time on a human face.
Βy Maria Panoutsou Translated from the Greek language by Yannis Goumas