SONNET 25 (OF DEW DROPS ON GRASS)

Bring me some light, o' passers by, and breeze

Bring me salt, shadows and melancholy

For the new Sun I have and the dying moon

And the horizons, endless sights unseen

The smell of earth and the rhythm of its song

Its rain, its fog, the life and thunders long

Bring me summers, autumns and lonely springs

The tears, laughters, joy and anguish they bring

Handful moments stay on one blade of grass

Sparkling like a pearl ... vanishing in the heat

'wish I had the curse of eternity

to shed some tears warm and some laughters deep

For I need some salt, and warmth of the Sun

One night's sojourn, love, then I will be gone...

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