Franco Gentilini, The street, 1977 My heart tonight said: do you not know? The enchanting rose-brown girl, adorned with that golden head of hair: and those shining brown eyes whose imperious grace enchanted the roseate freshness of morning: she whom you followed in the air the fresh incarnation of morning dream: who used to wander …
Dino Campana – The Night Of the Fair/La sera di fiera Read More »
Giuseppe Bernardino Bison (1762-1844), Capriccio notturno The evening smoky of summer from above the windowpane pours out dim light through the shadow and leaves in my heart an ardent seal, but who has (on the balcony overlooking the river a lamp turns on) who has at Madonnina del Ponte who is who is who has …
Joaquin Sorolla y Bastida, Promenade by the Sea,1909 You brought me a little seaweedin your hair, and a wind odorthat came in from hundreds of miles away and arrivesheavy with meaning, smuggled in your tanned skin:-O the divinesimplicity of your acrobat’s body-not love not spasm, but something untouchable,necessity’s ghost that walks aimlesslyserene and ineluctable through …
Dino Campana was an Italian visionary poet. He only published a book of poetry, Canti Orfici (Orphic Songs). His wild and erratic personality and his ill-fated love affair with Sibilla Aleramo set him as an Italian example of a poète maudit.
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