I DREAM OF a star, an island of light, where I shall be born and in the depth of its quickening leisure my life will ripen its works like the ricefield in the autumn sun.
YOU HAVE drunk the draught of songs that I poured for you, and accepted the garland of my woven dreams. My heart straying in the wilderness was ever touched by the pain that was your own touch. When my days are done, my leave-taking hushed in a final silence, my voice will linger in the autumn light and rain-laden clouds with the message that we had met.
WHAT IS THIS melody that overflows nay life, only I know and my heart knows. Why I watch and wait, what I beg and from whom, only I know and my heart knows. The morning smiles like a friend at my gate, the evening droops down like a flower by the edge of the woods. The flute music floats in the air in the dawn and in the dusk. It beguiles my thoughts away from my toils. What is this tune and who plays it ever, only I know and my heart knows.