Do the orchids feel? Even when they are plucked to watch over the eternal rest of the souls? And do the sunflowers lie? Even when they turn their backs to the sun to watch the flapping of some wings?
And does the wheat weeps? Even when neither the breezes nor the songs of the birds heed it? And does the forage prays? Even when they see the silver of the sickle and scythe dancing?
Are the storms the cry of the earth? For how much it suffers in the summers. In the burning afternoons without air. In the distant oceans. In the deaths of the autumn.
Is the moon a lover of the mountain? For it always suckles the hill. She kisses the cheeks of the streams. It illuminates the dark paths. And sings to the strange travelers.