for how did each of them here care for you?
they only think of themselves and their
children and their mothers and
fathers
their land, their memories, their vacations,
themselves and their reflections
in their mirrors
how selfish have they become
unlike what their roots have done to their soils
now what they must take are nothing but numbers
there are no scents there are no colors
but numbness and they all deserve that
their indifference must go back to their houses
and their kitchens shall have neither salt nor sugar
neither flame nor ice
now they must thrive on their own hatred and
being lost they shall not find their way back home
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem