POETRY

LOVE, ONLY FOR LOVE: Poems, by Marichiko

I SIT AT MY DESK I sit at my desk. What can I write to you? Sick with love, I…

9 years ago

BETWEEN PAPERS OF TIME: Poems, by Mario Melendez

ONE DAY I WILL RETURN IN YOUR EYES One day I will return your eyes, and I begin again. I…

9 years ago

AUTUMNAL POEMS: When the crickets hiding in the tomb, in the meadows

AUTUMN: G. Rodari The hay it is mowed, the hunter shot. Autumn is opened: the cricket has walled in the…

9 years ago

DAYS AS FIELDS: Poetry, by Vladas Braziūnas

DAYS AS FIELDS Days as fields elongated lark gray Hold eye. Trembles and raves with human harmonies, a grain rolls…

9 years ago

EVENING HARMONY: Poetry, by Charles Baudelaire

HARMONIE DU SOIR Voici venir les temps où vibrant sur sa tige. Chaque fleur s’évapore ainsi qu’un encensoir; Les sons…

9 years ago

BE TRUE MAYBE WHAT YOU SAY: Poetry, by Carlo Porta

BE TRUE MAYBE WHAT YOU SAY It may be true what you say, that Milan is a country that puts…

9 years ago

THE TOWN: Poetry, by Pablo Neruda

THE TOWN And when in the Palazzo Vecchio, looking like an agave stone, climbed the worn steps, crossed the ancient…

9 years ago

ECO: Poetry, by Joan Brossa

ECO ¿Podrías decirme qué es el sol? El sol. ¿Y la luna, podrías? Es la luna. ¿Y por qué llora…

9 years ago

WAIT: Poetry, by Galway Kinnell

WAIT Wait, for now. Be’ wary of all if you have to. But trust hours. Do not they have perhaps…

9 years ago

FIRST DAY: Poetry, by Jacques Prévert

FIRST DAY White sheets in a closet, red sheets in a bed. A child in a mother, the mother in…

9 years ago