Sguardo di transito (Glancing through): A poem: conclusion

Monday, March 10, 2008

A poem: conclusion

And yet, if you just from then had been American and Tom your name how many things would we have done together… …………………………….. You had entered our lives with your smuggled goods, you would have made your fine figure so brilliant and smart like an old irish butler forgotten during some retreats… Ah,... Sign in to see full entry.

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Glancing through is the blog made by Franco Romanò, an Italian writer. On it are published essays of literary criticism, poems, a novel, sentences and other, always conneceted with literature. Some of the texts are both in Italian and English; some other only in Italian, but translation of texts of interest may be done on request.

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