Myself: Was that you, with ******* of fire, so that I could not see you? She: How many times did they brush you, the ribbons of my dress? Myself: In your sealed throat, I hear white voices, of my children. She: Your children swim in my eyes, like pale diamonds. Myself: Was that you, my love? Where were you, trailing infinite clouds of hair? She: In the Moon. You smile? Well then, round the flower of Narcissus. Myself: In my chest, preventing sleep, a serpent of ancient kisses. She: The moment fell open, and settled its roots on my sighs. Myself: Joined by the one breeze, face to face, we did not know each other! She: The branches are thickening, go now. Neither of us two have been born!