A sinking darkened hand breaks trembling, Tis a meager old man
For it is I who will embrace, this kiss of death for whatever it takes.
Father for I have found the stinch of hell, for she's lost without her crown.
So buried, yet so deep but not yet as hellish but still not a peep…
No. This is not the eternity in which she will sleep but a secret of what I fear is hers to keep.
Frail as she lay, to sadness and darkened day, is that of a saying that I use to say.
Father free us if you may, for I feel it is hell where she shall eventually lay., ., ,
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem