The sun deceived us We were defeated by our grandfathers’ land And the moon gave us whimper that we do not deserve
I speak I learned deceit and was addicted to defeat addicted to absence Addicted to nostalgia Addicted to pain They have killed my challenge for convents And they grumbled my nose in the mud a thousand times They said: We opened your grave We drank your wine
I said:- Your city is a toilet They laughed and I escape
But I was addicted to escape and travel Where I began to hate the stability I hate my homeland, which has become crude, chasing me wherever I am My identity became unbearable Everything become unbearable my hair colour my skin My voice Even my hospice, which is doubtful anywhere, became unbearable
When will the sea hide me? In its deep robe I am the roaring Who has forgotten dignity pride Highness Or forgetfulness To survive Not to be live