I see a rainbow in the sky,
the rainbow of all those dreams;
All the dreams which I had seen,
and those wchich everyone see.
I look at the nimbus cleared sky,
which just showered the virgin rain;
The rain which sowed the seeds of life,
In the womb of barren earth's terrain.
The miracle of life, has manifested now,
Alas! but my eyes can't behold;
For this beauty I feel, is far beyond,
the springs of blessed mortal joy.
A fool indeed I ought to be,
who desires none but life itself;
A fool indeed I ought to be,
who fears none but fear itself.
Haunt me O wisdom! I stand before thee,
I turn the wheels of life, with my every wink;
Else I wish to drown and die,
in the deluge of my destiny.
I know for what I cometh here,
thy pranks shalt not work on me;
I hold the key to thy future, O wisdom!
only if thy wisheth to see.
Now I fly with lovley birds in sky,
up above the rainbow I see;
Together we span the oceans wide,
which start as a little stream.
Inexorable I know, my fate is indeed,
for I follow the path of my heart;
The heart which bore all those dreams,
the dreams of living again as a seed.
Rainbow, no more I wish to see,
for I see beyond its mien;
I bathe in the spring of first sulphur,
Which dissolves myself in thee.
