Green, you green.
Green wind. Green branches.
t on the sea
and tain.
it
she dreams on her baly,
green flesh, her hair green,
h eyes of cold silver.
Green, you green.
Uhe gypsy moon,
all tg her
and s see them.
Green, you green.
Big stars
e he fish of shadow
t opens the road of dawn.
tree rubs its wind
s branches,
and t, ing cat,
bristles its brittle fibers.
But who will e? And from where?
Sill on her baly
green flesh, her hair green,
dreaming in tter sea.
--My friend, I to trade
my horse for her house,
my saddle for her mirror,
my knife for .
My friend, I e bleeding
from tes of Cabra.
--If it were possible, my boy,
Id trade.
But no I,
nor is my house now my house.
--My friend, I to die
detly in my bed.
Of iron, if ts possible,
s of fine chambray.
Dont you see the wound I have
from my c up to my t?
--Your we s has grown
ty dark brown roses.
Your blood oozes and flees
around the ers of your sash.
But no I,
nor is my house now my house.
--Let me climb up, at least,
up to the high balies;
Let me climb up! Let me,
up to the green balies.
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Railings of the moon
ter rumbles.
Nowo friends climb up,
up to the high balies.
Leaving a trail of blood.
Leaving a trail of teardrops.
tin bell vines
rembling on the roofs.
A tal tambourines
struck at t.
Green, you green,
green wind, green branches.
two friends climbed up.
tiff
in traaste
of bile, of mint, and of basil
My friend, well me--
wter girl?
imes sed for you!
imes would s for you,
cool face, black hair,
on this green baly!
Over tern
the gypsy girl was swinging,
green flesh, her hair green,
h eyes of cold silver.
An icioon
er.
t became intimate
like a little plaza.
Drunken "Guardias Civiles"
he door.
Green, you green.
Green wind. Green branches.
t on the sea.
And tain.
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