As when, silently, to surprise,
You throw violets in his eyes...
*
As when you rock an acacia tree,
And scent, like dawning light,
Falls on white piano keys
Together with petals white...
*
As when she stands at the porch
And into her hair the distant moon weaves
Itself, placing her brow in a glowing wreath
Or garlands it with silver sheaves...
*
As when idle talk with her is like a swallows' flight
Having its course yet straying everywhere, A sign of looming thunder
Before lightning precedes the tremor
So...
...but I say nothing in sorrow.