“For what is time? A sword With cruel, sharpen edges; I’m here, a frozen moment, Who’s soothing its beloved; For her, I often come and sing Until she hears my broken chord And shatters all her wedges;
But tears?! I have no more, To bind and tie them in this loment; They dried long ago, just to record My neverending sorrow as bestowment – And all, - but all of them, a tune, to sing The silent death of my beloved; Enough with all the pledges!
- For what is heart, Without a sigh To rise her incense in a lisper?! What cures the very troubled mind, When such a fate, it breaks apart, To fill the world within a whisper, And there is nowhere else, to find The bitter grave of its beloved?..”