Salt fog in the white meadows
like a cypress in cemeteries
a bell that does not ring true
marks the boundary between earth and sky.
But you go, but you remain
see the snow will be gone tomorrow
will flourish the past joys
with the wind of another hot summer.
Even the light seems to die
uncertain in the shadow of a becoming
where even the night becomes dawn
and skulls appear in wax faces.
But you go, but you remain
even the snow will die tomorrow
we still love passes by
season of the hawthorn.
The earth beneath the snow tires
sleeping silence of a heavy sleep
Winter collects his labor
a thousand centuries, from ancient dawn.
But you who you are, why you stay?
Another winter will be back tomorrow
More snow will fall to comfort the field
More snow will fall on the cemeteries.