I wish that the morning may know not The name that I spoke to the night, And that in the breeze of the dawn, without sound, Like a tear it would vanish.
I wish that the day may proclaim The love that I have hidden from the morning, And leaning over my open heart Like a grain of incense it would catch fire.
I wish that the evening may forget The seret I have told to the day, And carry it away with my love, In the folds of its pallid dress.