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Tear of the Universe

Arisen from shadows and emptiness
The last survivor of an ancient era
I've travelled alone thousands of light-years
To meet1 you now
 
I have been travelling the sky for aeons
In the open roof right before your eyes,
Yet you could have never believed it
I am writing the end of the story
(of your Earth, of your life and of your bloods)
 
I am not expecting offerings,
Nor your prayers, nor even your requests.
Flying down like a meteor2
Toward the borders of your abysses
I am carrying an ancient curse
 
Tear of the Universe
Tear of the Universe
 
I live in today's shadow
Book of legends and chimeras.
But tomorrow with a huge lighting, the sky
Will take my giant's heart.
 
I have been waiting for this moment for aeons
Breaking the ice, blowing up emptiness
Unconsciously, you knew without believing
That I was in the way
(of your Earth, of your life and of your bloods)
 
I am not expecting offerings,
Nor your prayers, nor even your requests.
Flying down like a meteor
Into the borders of your abysses
I am carrying an ancient curse
 
Tear of the Universe
 
  • 1. "croiser" reminds of "géogroiseur" = near-Earth asteroid
  • 2. Usually a "bolide" is a fast vehicle (e.g. a racing car or a rocket). A bolide (in both French and English) is also a bright meteor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolide
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GavinGavin
   Çarş, 22/11/2017 - 16:08

Lovely translation - Just one thought though, as you say in your note a "bolide" can be a meteor. Don't you think "meteor" is the best description for something that traverses spaces and then crashes to earth? Flying down like a meteor sounds very natural whereas rockets (in general) fly up. :)

Also, did you mean "huge lighting"? I would think "huge bolt of lightning" would be better?

KlouKlou
   Çarş, 22/11/2017 - 16:15

You're right, in English "meteor" makes more sense. Thanks. :) In French it's easier, because "bolide" is just about speed, you don't know if it's flying up or down.