My Little God

Between darkness and time, all your sleep like the sand,

Life is moment, and death is like ambush.

Three nice sisters, three weavers, and a little God,

Born like love and reward in the rosebush.

And you know, my God, you are holy world child,

Beyond fate, beyond human will wrathful.

And your piercingly pure and so joyful your gaze

And will never know fear of pain bashful…

I will shield you from evil and anxious fate,

From the terrible worldly upheavals —

Please, be calm, oh my Child, you’re my little God,

Accept goodness of deep revelations.

Between pain and the joy, there is little nice stroke

or a cry, or some personal birthtime,

You’ve recently known all the things about life

And now faded you are by the neglect.

Rise like Sun among clouds of the deep holy spheres,

like the God who is wise and almighty, 

and reveal all your Joy, oh my little God,

Be reborn in the Soul of world’s rightness!