I
On the haunted shore longer than the day, where the nightingales
are all dead, where red steel was before I came,
the sour taste of your absence I felt
on my lips. Death is still buzzing in my ears
The night on the other side of the moon often sinks
into unnecessary truths and amazed it bows.
Oh, under the skin a stream of my blood longs
the night on the other side of the moon, a night of cherries.
But all doors are closed. All echoes
are dead. They've never loved like that before.
Will I surprise the secret of death, being a victim.
A bitter tear in my heart. I'm on the plaguy wind.
This stone dream never ends.
To wake you I must, dead Eurydice.
II
On the bottom of the blind landscape where I am not, where
chilling sights are, from that side of blood where
poisonous fruit grows, I went down, there where soon night will
steal the constellation of tears which will ripen in my eye.
Oh, to inhabit the temples of my own eyes
Here I am defenseless in front of the scary loneliness.
Not to turn around, no matter how much I want to,
An eyeless face will be on the empty wall.
Red birds sing in my flesh.
Black birds fly around my head.
May my forehead be bit into, in the ground
with leprosy and a stone under the summer grass
if I lose your beautiful face
on this bitter shore of darkness and fever.
III
The night, it's the stars. Out of my sleepy head flies a bird.
Between two sour depths, a single bird. And the garden
of good hope. Oh may I be dead. But curses don't work. My death
I carry in my head, I, a traveler without my baggage or a face.
I lost you, so far away, in the underground night
I, the wild hunter of stars, falsely faced with
untruth, an irreconcilable sleeper seen
by fate, I whose tears now run down someone else's face.
Where are you now, except for in my song, beautiful Eurydice?
You've grown to hate every shape of appearance, oh you picture
of my black city and the lost goal.
Everywhere in the world terrible love rules.
On the horizon, like the last hope,
clouds full of sky and future plants show up.
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