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"Voi ch'ascoltate in rime sparse il suono
di quei sospiri ond'io nudriva 'l core..."
Could we - after centuries - read this,
would we remember its author at all,
had we been better off,
if he'd finally got her?
di quei sospiri ond'io nudriva 'l core..."
Could we - after centuries - read this,
would we remember its author at all,
had we been better off,
if he'd finally got her?
Published 16th Aug 2014
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Anonymous
- Edited 28th Nov 2018 00:39am
16th Aug 2014 10:45am
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16th Aug 2014 11:03am
Thank you very much, Kate.
"For a woman he would never know
For a woman he could never have
He should change the world forever..."
Wow! Sounds like the beginning of a new poem...
Is there a chance to read it some day? :-)
"For a woman he would never know
For a woman he could never have
He should change the world forever..."
Wow! Sounds like the beginning of a new poem...
Is there a chance to read it some day? :-)
Anonymous
- Edited 28th Nov 2018 00:39am
16th Aug 2014 11:18am
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16th Aug 2014 11:41am
"...is love so shallow?"
It is! But......
this is only one end of the range - the other one is Abaelard & Heloise, Romeo & Juliet...
Sic itur ad astra!
And we have to get there in between and to never give up in trying to reach the stars! :-)
It is! But......
this is only one end of the range - the other one is Abaelard & Heloise, Romeo & Juliet...
Sic itur ad astra!
And we have to get there in between and to never give up in trying to reach the stars! :-)
Anonymous
- Edited 28th Nov 2018 00:39am
16th Aug 2014 11:58am
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16th Aug 2014 12:16pm
Anonymous
- Edited 28th Nov 2018 00:39am
16th Aug 2014 12:35pm
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