The prose normally translated

1.	From hot days I spended with a passion
2.	I was flicked into the interstice between two time.

3.	I in the future for me in the past and
4.	I from the past for me in the future 
5.	intersect each other in a valley of time-space.

6.7.	Delicate triangle of plesant unbalance 
7.	had come to pieces , 
8.	and you are getting distant from me again.

9. 	Our summer have just started. 
	

The Number I added are correspond to each line in the prose.
(The prose starts from upperlight and ends in the lower left.)

  1. is ambiguous one , and I translated as 2.'s antecendent in former translation,
because 1. is an noun phrase [the days] . 
  6. and 7. is to read in connected because 6. doesn't contain any verb. 



1.	passion/(with)/emotion/spended/hot/days
2.	I/,/time/interstice/into/was flicked
3.	past/from/see//future/of/I
4.	future/from/see//past/of/I
5.	time-space/of/valley//intersect
6.	delicate//triangle/of
7.	plesant/triangle/broken away/,/ (and)
8.	(once) got nearer/you/,/again/got distant/
9.	our/summer/(is or have)/,/just/(have) started/(just)/  ...

 9. contains two words which are to translated in [just] like meaning, but
the former one isn't necessarily required.