Tramps do not need a home and comfort,
|
We need the ocean, the land.
|
That the stars of the Bear sing to them,
|
Neither you nor I know.
|
The nomad has a house inside, his homeland is with him everywhere.
|
In his thoughts he will say to everyone: "See you",
|
In response, they will filter into his back: "Judas."
|
He walks alone, no lodging for the night, no friendly feasts,
|
Say who you are, or no one will open, deeply offended.
|
Past the scattering of settlements that call themselves "Ours",
|
Past the race for mirages, past the leaders and the stragglers,
|
Past the roar of all freedoms, past blinding flashes.
|
Heading for silence, it is possible to hear at least something in it.
|
“A thousand years is a grain of sand for us, there is only one line in a book,”
|
Eight-thousanders say, resting their peaks against the clouds.
|
I fall asleep and the milky way speaks to me in a chant,
|
"You don't feel like a part without seeing the whole."
|
We believe that God is behind the answer the question that has arisen again.
|
Companions of the eternal search pay a hefty fee for membership.
|
Depriving us of our settled way of life, we see another reality in color in dreams,
|
People without labels and marks hold their planet in their hands.
|
The ocean is great, and the earth is great,
|
Everything should go through.
|
Big Dipper from afar
|
Wish you the way.
|
The way is reflected in the eyes, how many sleepless nights they have.
|
At the foot of the great mountain near the fire, in a lonely prayer, the nomad froze.
|
The silence of the eternal from the gorge brings smell and wind,
|
The road is not stones and dust, these are the faces of the people he met.
|
This is not a map and a track, and not even the weight of one backpack,
|
These are epics, stories, and the word "love" in one and a half hundred languages.
|
He came empty-handed, the old new was worn to holes,
|
But it is immeasurable in money and figure, the invisible that he acquired for himself.
|
Further from the noise of the crowd, the road leading to personal Mecca,
|
There, where the clock froze, love that soaked everything to the molecules.
|
Mystery of wisdom, stream and river tend to the ocean,
|
The nomad strives for unity, passing by all sides of the barricades.
|
The path stretches up, as if the text is made of letters and words,
|
The bear beckons in the night and the road will one day become his craft.
|
Flying on cold gusts, like a leaf torn from a tree,
|
A lonely free artist, the path is a canvas, fate is a brush.
|
Let's lay down, friend, on our oars.
|
Wave, spare the swimmer!
|
Big Dipper, bless
|
Big Dipper! |