I ended up crying my misfortune
embracing your empty bed
and kissing, in silence, your pillow
where you slept like a child.
Your memories were left spread
around the room of our affairs:
your perfume, a cross and a rosary,
and even a bunch of withered flowers.
I'm afraid to think of my luck
today, when I no longer have you in my arms,
I could never learn to love you
and to know how to bear my failures.
I wanted to make, of your life, my kingdom
and, at the end, I only have been a tyrant,
I dragged you to the verge of doom, without thinking
and your love slipped off my hands.
Distance has broken my pride
and, cut my life into pieces;
you left an inmens emptiness
that I won't fill up in my life....
I'm afraid to think of my luck
today, when I no longer have you in my arms,
I could never learn to love you
and to know how to bear my failures.