Stars in the Universe

The fly-rib clouds redeemes; Star sad, evening star, Your beam silvered the faded plains, Both the dormant bay and the black cliffs tops; Love your faint light in heavenly embroidered: He woken the dumas asleep in me. I remember your sunrise, the familiar shone, Over a peaceful country where everything is sweet for the heart, Where the slender topolas in the valleys ascended, Where naps a gentle myrtle and dark cypress, And sweetly noise the midday waves. There once in the mountains, a heart duma full, Over the sea, I was wicking a brooding laziness, When the huts came the shadow of the night — And the maiden young in the mgle was looking for you And she called her girlfriends name.

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