Farewell With the Wind

Farewell now with the wind,
and kiss for me all the pearls you meet;
if you don’t see me, don’t fear, I’ll celebrate with you;
on our voyage we’ll raise the waters of the sea
to bless what we’ve loved,
and what we have have no longer forgot.
The sea broke into countless crystals,
we gathered them riding on the wind we travel
and throw them wherever we see women tormented;
then the seas are reborn
and boundless innocence distinguishes them;
then we, the men, fly higher in the sky
to enjoy the glow from afar
while the women eternally to the infants relate
the birth of the seas.

And i think of the time when the heavy norther winter arrives. And i hear the howling of the freezing winds an i see the dark form in their cassocks passing by swiftly, bent, on their way to matins in the white darkness of the crystalline frosty night before the coming down.
Today is Wednesday, there are no Wednesday lies. There are no lies far from the dim loud silences of day-to-day life.