Henri Lebasque, Spring landscape, 1913 Sono nato ieri che mi sbigottisce il carabo fuggente, e mi trastullo della cetonia risopita sullo stame, dell’erba, delle pietre lisce? E quel velario azzurro tutto a strisce, si chiama “cielo”? E “monti” questo brullo? Oggi il mio cuore è quello d’un fanciullo se pur la tempia già s’impoverisce. Non …
Plinio Nomellini, On the terrace, 1916 A kiss. And she’s far off. She disappears down there, where the wooded road, which seems to be a great corridor in the green, is lost. I go back there again, where before she wore her beautiful grey dress: I see her crochet needle again, her novels and every …
Louis Abel-Truchet, Elegants wandering in Paris, 1915 Oh the gloomy Palazzo Madama… the evening… the crowd that fades, darker… I see once again the poor thing, the poor thing who loves me: the one who looks just like a famous little actress. I remember. On her contracted lip her voice could just barely be heard: …
Guido Gozzano was an Italian poet and writer. He was the prominent exponent of The Crepusculars, a group of Italian post-decadent poets inspired by French symbolists, whose works were a response to the modernization of the early 20th century.
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