Psalm


Then these sounds shall be wind
if they rise up from their place, then
they shall blow away, they are wind.
We have breathed and our breath was
as the sighing of trees around a house,
we have muttered and our lips
muttered as a garden in the rain,
we have spoken and our voices
strayed like birds above a roof.
Because we wanted to find our name.
But only the wind knows the place
that we were, where and when.


1934
作者
鲁特格·科普兰

译者
克里夫·克雷戈

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