La tierra giró para acercarnos,giró sobre sí misma y en nosotros,hasta juntarnos por fin en este sueño,como fue escrito en el Simposio.Pasaron noches, nieves y solsticios;pasó el tiempo en minutos y milenios.Una carreta que iba para Nínivellegó a Nebraska.Un gallo cantó lejos del mundo,en la previda a menos mil de nuestros padres.La tierra giró musicalmentellevándonos a bordo;no cesó de girar un solo instante,como si tanto amor, tanto milagrosólo fuera un adagio hace mucho ya escritoentre las partituras del Simposio.
The earth turned to bring us closer,it spun on itself and within us,and finally joined us together in this dreamas written in the Symposium.Nights passed by, snowfalls and solstices;time passed in minutes and millennia.An ox cart that was on its way to Nineveharrived in Nebraska.A rooster was singing some distance from the world,in one of the thousand pre-lives of our fathers.The earth was spinning with its musiccarrying us on board;it didn't stop turning a single momentas if so much love, so much that's miraculouswas only an adagio written long agoin the Symposium's score.
By Venezuela’s leading poet Eugenio Montejo (Attributed in 21 Grams)