The Lady of the Sea

 
     
     
 

Alone they cross the holiness of the seasons

 
 

When the pick of the sun breaks the neck of the fog.

 
 

The dawn will mount the hump of the mountain

 
 

Between them mumbles the gleam irrationally.

 
 

O you the sea

 
 

Your eyes are two beads of a mercury

 
 

And your smell is sticky

 

 

 
 
     
  Rubbing your thighs by the ebb and flow.  
 

Follows the seasons

 
 

Do major

 
 

With all its fragrance

 
 

You motion in my ears

 
 

Then I flow

 
 

Allays are like revival before the dryness.

 
     
 

It’s the hour of the delivers

 

You hum for the crossing

 

For I dance my body

 

By shaking hands

 

And two crutches

 

Till the birds peep in the morning

     
   Written and Translated by : Said Alwaely  
    Detroit  06 /23 / 2005