My job is simple: I look at the light
A tune visits me; I pick out (choose) words.
But every night, when the star rises,
I can hear lapping of unreal waves. (lit. – ‘of waves that are not here.’)
My way is longer than this path behind [my] back.
And I remember what was shown me:
White city in the distant hills;
Light from high stars on the road back home.
But electricity looks in my face,
And asks for (begs for) my voice;
But I say, ‘the one who saw the city,
Doesn't need your ring’.
[it’s] too early for circus
Too late to start a trip for the Holy Land.
We are moving slowly, just like wax melts;
It makes no sense anymore
Hail (greeting), children of colourless days!
If I were a crimson-red bird,
I’d take you home.
If I were…
(any) Every house has upward windows*.
One can make a step outside every door.
But if your path is printed in asphalt with chalk (chalked\drawn with chalk)
Where will you go, when the snow falls?**
But electricity looks in my face,
And asks for (begs for) my voice;
But I say, ‘the one who saw the city,
Doesn't need your ring’.