Sguardo di transito (Glancing through): The whole poem with the Italian version

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

The whole poem with the Italian version

In shoes which were not yours you were writing a small piece of history, just you, yes, just you, bony and awkward son of Veneto. Like a poplar, lanky and oblique you were following boys like you with the careful eye of a spy, and were robbing someone else's sighs during your solitary rounds in the... 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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