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ANTONIO ALLEGRI / CORREGGIO (1489/1534), ITALIAN RENAISSANCE PAINTER: The sweetness of expression of the characters and spells perspective

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LOVE: Poetry, by Guy de Maupassant

LOVE           Love is a brief word, but embraces all the others, because it includes the body, the soul, life and the whole being. We perceive it as well as feel the warm blood, we find out how the air, we carry in ourselves as our thoughts. For us there is nothing more important. (Guy de …

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THE BOYS, THAT THEY LOVE: Poetry, by Jaques Prevert

THE BOYS THAT THEY LOVE       The boys who they love kissing each other standing against the gates of the night, and passers passing mark them to finger. But the boys who are in love, there are none, and it is their only shadow that trembles in the night, stimulating the anger of passers. Their anger, their contempt, …

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AS IN A DREAM: Poetry, by Rabindranath Tagore

AS IN A DREAM             As in a dream, love comes with silent steps. (Rabindranath Tagore)

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MY SOUL: Poetry, by Nazim Hikmet

MY SOUL         My soul, close your eyes slowly, and as you immerse yourself in the water sinks into sleep, naked and dressed in white, the most beautiful of dreams will welcome you. My soul, close your eyes slowly abandoned as over my arms, in your sleep will not forget. Close your eyes slowly, your brown eyes, …

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ANTOON VAN DYCK (1599/1641), FLEMISH PAINTER: The elegance of the portraits, watching Rubens and Titian

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I LOVE INSIDE OF YOU: Poetry, by Nazim Hikmet

I LOVE INSIDE OF YOU     I love you in the adventure of the ship that goes toward the pole, I love you in the boldness of the great discoveries of the players, I love you in the distant things, I love you in the impossible. Within in your eyes like in a forest full of sun, sweaty and …

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JAN DE BEER (1475/1528), FLEMISH RENAISSANCE PAINTER: Figures with delicate folds ornamental landscapes and architecture

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IF YOU DO NOT SPEAK: Poem by Rabindranath Tagore

IF YOU DO NOT SPEAK     If you do not speak, I will fill my heart of your silent, and I will bear it. I’ll stay here stop to wait, as the starry night in his wake, with his head bowed down, patient. But the morning comes, the shades of night will vanish, and your voice in golden streams …

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MOMENTS: Poetry by Jorge Luis Borges

If I could live my life again, in the next I would try to make more mistakes, not try to be so perfect, I would deny it more, I would be less serious than I was, in fact, I would take very few things seriously. I would be less hygienic, I would run more risks, take more vacations, contemplate more …

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