
He wears a tiger skin upon his shoulders, He drinks the bitter moisture of cold nights from a skull And the salt of human secretions. He smears his body with the ash of burnt corpses, He lives on cremation grounds amidst stench and wailing. Like a child, he walks naked, Confusing the stars with his silence. He is always alone, this mysterious wanderer, He laughs frantically, sitting by an extinguished fire. On the summits, he dances mad dances, In the forests, he sings mournful songs. Wildly rolling his eyes, he mutters strange tantras, He sits on bones, clutching his knees, in a mountain cave. He eats raw meat, washing it






