So much mist
So much dust to wisp into
The sentient life we forthright emit
Riding snow storms and eating grit
Never thought once
The snowy white we sledge upon
Confirmed with dirt and stones
Under the surface
A bumpy ride until lied upon with
Icy flakes and civil snakes
We have no conscience til the burning sun turns solid into transparent lakes
Of truths, good or bad
Nature doesn't care until we do
Like a deck of cards all evened
Until shuffled and played by two
So much mist
We trespass through
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I would like to translate this poem
We have no conscience til the burning sun turns solid into transparent lakes Of truths, good or bad.. so much mist that we trespass through. very fine poem with lofty thoughts. tony