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I guess the poem is about Cyclical history, primitive inclinations |
| There are footprints in the sand So I draw a line Scattering my seed This ground I claim as mine You stumbled into my shelter I see you in the dark I lift a stone to your head Children go back to sleep Only one of us will leave By right My son forged a blade He keeps it in his hand And when I die My son will take my land Your lover’s womb is barren So take someone else Her son will have his name Receive the babe on her knees Only one of them will leave By right By no will of our own We kept the flame afire And gave alms to the God Who sits over this pyre They came and took our shelter They broke our flesh and bone To take what’s theirs in turn That is our only hope Only one of us can be By right |