From the desert,
which is far away,
Came little bird,
seeking for place to stay.
When he was crossing,
unknown garden
The Irish daisy’s
occurrence sudden
Made him forget how
To fly and breathe.
And made him fall,
on thorns beneath.
Abruptly standing
Up, he began his song.
Here is, enjoy!
Won’t make you wait long:
“Without you a moment
Is like a century for me!
Your short absence is such a torment
Made me question: to be or not to be?
The land where you are
Is like an entrance of cemetery.
But land with no thee,
Is graveyard saying: not to be!
I want to own selfishly,
Your snowy petal’s tenderness,
And to declare jealously,
A war,
To those who are
Drunk with your scents!
Recall,
A moment is the century
On your absence!”
This is the end of song,
But yet
This Irish daisy is
Making my bird upset.
We seek just happiness
In an unhappy world,
Which has confessors
With unresponded song!