POETRY

SPRING – Poetry, by Gerard Manley Hopkins

SPRING Nothing is so beautiful as Spring, when weeds, in wheels, shoot long and lovely and lush. Thrush’s eggs look…

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PRAYER – Poetry, by Paola Loreto

PRAYER Make me quiet, if you can. It is not so much anxiety that I hide, and even the rush,…

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SO FAR – Poetry, by Carol Ann Duffy

SO FAR I love you and you're not here. I linger in this garden, breathing the color that is the…

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EVERYDAY THAT PASSES IS A REVISIT – Poetry, by Cesare Pavese

EVERYDAY THAT PASSES IS A REVISIT Everyday that passes is a revisit, all gray history of life. A woman who…

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SPRING – Poetry, by Xiao Kaiyu

SPRING Call me life! Just as I call you, heroic! Let me go down as well. Spring! Wow! I hate…

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FAR GET THE LOOK – Poetry, of Fujiwara no Sadaie

FAR GET THE LOOK As far as the eye, no flowers or red maple leaves: only a hut from the…

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PROLOGUE – Poetry, by Yun Dong-ju

PROLOGUE Can look up at the sky until the day I die, without even a shred of shame. Even the…

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FOR COMICI EMILIO – Poetry, by Antonia Pozzi

PER EMILIO COMICI > Si spalancano laghi di stupore, a sera nei tuoi occhi, fra lumi e suoni. Si aprono…

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LIGHT OF HEART – Poetry, by Nichita Stănescu

LIGHT OF HEART > Fluctuate hours next to your shoulder, blue spheres, and between them there is Saturn. And while…

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HERBERT MARSHALL – Poetry, by Edgar Lee Masters

HERBERT MARSHALL > All your sorrow, Louise, and hatred of me, sprang from your delusion that it was wantonness of…

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