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Over what waters you shall step, goddess,
When blue flames will coat you?
Over what countries you shall walk,
When two suns will burn in the west?

Over what fields you shall sleep and dream,
When emerald wreaths will sing over stones?
For which people love-bites you shall steal,
When they’ll seed pearls over your temple?

Why do you wait for mercy, goddess,
When you have the secret in your hands already?
For whom the bells shall toll then,
When you will be in black coated?

The bells shall sing for both, then,
In scented noon on silvering hills,
One for you, trapped in stone,
Other for me - dead, yet alive.

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Over what waters you shall step, goddess,
When blue flames will coat you?
Over what countries you shall walk,
When two suns will burn in the west?

Over what fields you shall sleep and dream,
When emerald wreaths will sing over stones?
For which people love-bites you shall steal,
When they’ll seed pearls over your temple?

Why do you wait for mercy, goddess,
When you have the secret in your hands already?
For whom the bells shall toll then,
When you will be in black coated?

The bells shall sing for both, then,
In scented noon on silvering hills,
One for you, trapped in stone,
Other for me - dead, yet alive.