'And fare thee well, my only Luve! / And far thee well, a while! / And I will come again, my Luve, / thou' it were ten thousand mile! ' <br />Robert Burns, 'A Red, Red Rose' <br /> <br />1st camel-driver: <br />If you're a valuable man and trust God, you should have your reward. <br />At sunset the colors of the desert are for you and you're for them. <br /> <br />Nat: <br />I'm for you, as you're for me. There aren't sun and sand, <br />Only so that one gets sunburnt <br />And sand gets into his eyes. <br /> <br />3rd camel-driver (He enters and turns towards the 1st camel-driver) : <br />It is time to go. At night our way is unsafe, <br />worse than ever we're homelesses. <br />(Following the third, exit the 1st camel-driver. Then exit the second, too.) <br /> <br />To be continued<br /><br />Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/nathaniel-from-scotland-with-love/
