I saw the Ural, the Sahara
The nights deer of a Queen of Sheba
I saw the Earth, some storms
Oceans and its shipwrecks
I saw crowd and silences
Bonfires and the suffering
I saw the pinks under snow
And large white wolves taken with the trap
I saw falling the rain from summer
The lovers who remain on the quay
But what astonishes to me you know
It is all the glare of our kisses
All desires, all starts
Like stars on your skin
Like the Vastness
I saw the angels and the demons
Lowered eyes and sermons
I saw the shades and the light
Of a woman alone and warlike
I saw the floods and the rocks
Revelations, secrecies
I saw vast Americas
And all mirages of Africa
I saw the azure and the glaciers
To merge and then to break
But what astonishes to me you know
It is all the glare of our kisses
All desires, all starts
Like stars on your skin
Like the Vastness
I saw childhood and intoxication
The life which smiles, sadness
The misery of a foolish world
I saw men falling
And under my eyes to be raised
I saw the cold, I saw fright
The laughter of our son who dances
I recognized his gilded eyes
Oh as it resembled to you
I saw the lilies, orchydées
Hidden in our secret gardens
But what reverses to me you know
It is all the glare of your kisses
All desires, all starts
Like stars on my skin
Like the Vastness
Like the softness of your kisses
All desires, all starts
Like stars on my skin
Like the Vastness.
