Cirrus@Austlit

English translation of the title:
Snake's Song
Lizard's Song
Water Lily's Song
Other Animals' Song
Nomadic Tribe's Song

The first line appears to be in an unnamed Aboriginal language or languages. 'Ipi' means water in the Gudang or Djagaraga language of Cape York Peninsula.

As with the previous poem in the sequence 'Opowieść pustynna' (Desert Tale), 'Śpiew łabędzi' (The Song of Swans), this poem appears to be spoken both by animals and by the Aboriginal Australian narrators of the longer untitled poem that the two titled poems are embedded in.

The poem is a series of lines of repeated words in Aboriginal language(s), like 'Apa Ipi' and 'Urramaruna', with brief exclamations in Polish such as 'Jest dzika radość krzyk krwi koniec oczu' (It's a crazy joy cry blood eyes' end) and two lines in brackets spoken in the poet's voice:
(Nie wiem jakich słów użyć ze słownika
Mały tani zamyka mnie w przypadkowym słowie)
[(I don't know which words to use from the dictionary
A small cheap one which locks me into a random word)]
The final lines are:
Wootoo Wootoo Wootoo
Wootoo
Wootoo