It would be great if suddenly forgot what my name is, or as a way through the latticed winter mornings, forget the green summer fields, those glittering starry nights, the smell of coffee, mango freshly cut, the smell of the earth when the fields are freshly washed, the deep green of the leaves in bud.

It would be great to forget my dead, also living so have no attachments, no tears, laughter ... not be like the air without roots or foundations. It would be great to stand on the corners of any life and smell his day, knead your sorrows to make them fresh bread, comb my hair with rebellion, dipping my feet on the banks of a river, crowded with chattering stones, those that arise in nameless rivers. Walking barefoot through the land in planting, lie on the grass and be chinitas and ants feast torpor.

Would forget how perfect kiss, my touch and my face, forget that I exist, I've been both, that will exist much more. Dress with colored cloths of those that do so much damage, never with silk, never with skins. Wrap myself only with kisses when I'm in love and yellow tears when I have pain, I would forget the words, what I think and the eyes of those I love, would be perfect not know where I come from, be ethereal and subtle, so that may be in all, to be nothing.