Batte botte Dino Campana Ne la nave Che si scuote, Con le navi che percuote Di un'aurora Sulla prora Splende un occhio Incandescente: (Il mio passo Solitario Beve l'ombra Per il Quais) Ne la luce Uniforme Da le navi A la città Solo il passo Che a la notte Solitario Si percuote Per la…Read more Dino Campana: Batte botte/ Beats Batte
Poets translating poets: Belmonte & Hughes
River Ted Hughes Fallen from heaven, lies across The lap of his mother, broken by world. But water will go on Issuing from heaven In dumbness uttering spirit brightness Through its broken mouth. Scattered in a million pieces and buried Its dry tombs will split, at a sign in the sky, At a rending…Read more Poets translating poets: Belmonte & Hughes
Poets translating poets: Franca Alaimo & Gianna Patriarca
Dolce-Amaro Gianna Patriarca he has learned to bend the way branches do under the white weight of endless Januarys. this country has taken everything his health, his language the respect of his modern children the love of his angry wife. in some forgotten lifetime he was a young, dark-haired man in a ship packed…Read more Poets translating poets: Franca Alaimo & Gianna Patriarca
Eugenio Montale: I limoni/The lemon trees
I limoni Eugenio Montale Ascoltami, i poeti laureati si muovono soltanto fra le piante dai nomi poco usati: bossi ligustri o acanti. lo, per me, amo le strade che riescono agli erbosi fossi dove in pozzanghere mezzo seccate agguantano i ragazzi qualche sparuta anguilla: le viuzze che seguono i ciglioni, discendono tra i ciuffi delle…Read more Eugenio Montale: I limoni/The lemon trees
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