Translation "Un voeu"

I planted a strawberry
In a piece of land
What grandmother, God bless her,
Granted me this fine morning

It was the dawn of my life.
All in all, it was not bad:
I knew nothing about girls,
My pockets full of strawberries.

Now I buy strawberries
In department stores,
Don't believe that comfort
It is worth all the work.

This seems crazy to me,
Especially for the little ones
Who do not know desire
A piece of land, a pickaxe.

I would love a kiss,
It would soothe my sadness,
Make a wish, God willing,
For the world of tomorrow.

To my son and daughter
Especially for their little ones
Let them learn desire well
Of a piece of land and a pickaxe

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PREFACE

WHY A NEW RELIGION

It is true that many of our contemporaries have recently turned away from religion, mainly in countries
of Western Europe, and especially in reference to the Christian religion that dominated Europe for centuries. However, this estrangement does not seem to be total: some doubts about the nature of life and the universe remain. In
effects, in the depths of many individuals, questions arise
about the birth of life, the dynamics of the universe, the constraint of death, the reason for existence and the profound reason why we live as human beings.
If a growing part of Western European civilisation is freeing itself from religious constraint, there is still a good
part of the people on the planet that is ardently attached
to a religion and generally does not accept atheism
or it accuses this emancipated society of being materialistic, spiritually inferior and unable to compete
with the sacred texts. [...]