The rain does not fall for him, nor does the sun shine for her.
And you as well were created not for yourself but to share.
– Angelus Silesius (1624-1677)
Translated from the German by Johannes Beilharz.
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niebla | fog 
Its beautiful word as if each rain drop, rain down to reader’s heart through the edge less sky of the eyes…
such beautiful sharing!