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Luck of the Moon

In the time of the sailing ships,  
of the big adventures,
it occurred that:
 Always when without route,
                                    the ships,
loosened itself to the lost winds,
for that in an any bay,
or lost island,
            in the salty Atlantic seas,
                                           or,
the Pacific,
some distant luck found them.. 

Today. 
    Today still many winds of luck,
have pushed many by mistake,
doubtful to the insecure ports.
But also in dreams,
                  to magical places,
of blue haven and half moon bays… 
Wake up poet! 
In this land,
the moon is away from you many spans of luck. 
But on the side of my road,
                                  straight ahead,
on a near intersection,
I’ll turn to the future,
directly to a world of a moon,
that shines upon my port,
                                  or
for the time being,
I let myself be taken,
by the swing of my sails.