Tú ert lógvin sum lygnir
Og regnið sum loysir
Tú ert máni og stjørna
Og steinspjað við fót mín
Tú ert havið sum andar
Og orðið sum blívir

Toi

 

Tu es le pluvier qui plane

Et la pluie qui décharge

Tu es lune et étoile

Et du gravier à mon pied

Tu es la mer qui respire

Et le mot qui devient

 

Traduction : Frida Johannessen

 

 


 

 


Jij

 

Jij bent de plevier die zweeft

En de regen die lost

Jij bent maan en ster

En steengruis aan mijn voeten

Jij bent de zee die ademt

En het woord dat wordt

 

Vertaling: Frida Johannessen

 

 


 

 


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