Dalia the Black Swan Princess:

Do you want to depart this life?

O Greek-Nosed poetess...

with stanzas

of Spanish influence

O Dalia, unreplicable

in thousands of lifetimes;

Even if I live to witness centuries...

Drown in the sea of ​​love

O Woman ,

of upmost surprise!

Splash

my black swan princess...

Hurl thyself fi albhar

O Greek-Nosed poetess

I do not know

how the waves threw me at your feet

See yourself sirae

O Greek-Nosed poetess

I do not know

how you’ve approach me,

my ebbing tide-

among the crowd of sea birds.

Or

how my tired soles,

walked to you-

To settle,

in the heartbeat of your breasts.

My heart skips,

What great was my luck,

when I found you-

Like combing for shells

along the shoreline

Drown in the sea of ​​love

O Dalia,

getting into hair make-up

like riptides;

As warm as the sand of the sea...

Wonderful, the day!

I knocked on the door, of the undertow...

Togetherness,

a feeling travels

crosses horizons of all the time

We may experience

temporary agony of longings

Eschew to qutil oneself

O Greek-Nosed poetess ...

O Dalia,

dancing barefoot

an arterial entrance

one who graces, life

Existent—

Where do you come from?

How you’ve stormed my heart!

The longing lover reveals-

Craving to qutil substance,

O Greek-Nosed poetess

Sail between ,

you and me,

houses,

and seclusion

craving to qutil fi dakhil...

you’re , my pink dahlia!

My beloved Dalia

my black swan princess...

We will die,

one day—

On a cloud of love

On a pillow of tenderness.

O most

procession,precious, pearl,

of the sun

is heavenly gleaming

in my hand

Oh, how much meaning

God has given me

in our own

loyal, loving, lagoon...