dellos afuxen peles caleyes,dellos afuxen pel aire,dellos afuxen pela mar...
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esti poema ye un naúfraguqu’aportó a estes sableres-a estes páxines-dende l’Atlántida.
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podía cuntate coses maraviosesdel llugar d’au vieno,pero de xuru que vas camentarque foi tou un mitu.
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si daveres nagües por afuxir,nun lleas estes pallabres(nun lleas pallabra dala).
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cada pallabra ye un topónimumagar que nun apaeza nos mapes,cada pallabraye una remembranza de daquiénmagar que nun t’alcuerdesdel so nome.
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si daveres nagües por afuxir,nun lleas estes pallabres,porque del únicu llugardel qu’enxamás afuxirásye de ti mesmu.
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nun escaezas que namái yesun puñáu de pallabres(un puñáude solombres del pasáu).
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some escape by the paths,some by the air,some by the sea...
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this poem is a castawaywho has arrived to these beaches(to these pages)from Atlantis.
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he could tell you wonderful thingsabout the place from where he has come,but it is sure that you will thinkthat everything was a myth.
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if you really want to escape,don’t read these words(don’t read any kind of word).
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each word is a place nameeven if it does not appear over the maps,each wordis a reminder from someoneeven if you cannot rememberhis name.
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if you really want to escape,don’t read these words,because the only placefrom where you cannot to escapeis from yourself.
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don’t forget that you arejust a fistful of words(a fistfulof shadows from the past).
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