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BernardNowman
Date de création :
09-06-2024
posté le 26-06-2024 à 10:56:19
THE SILENCE
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Lionel 71300
le 27-06-2024 à 08:20:36
Très bonne fin de semaine à toi mon ami Bernard
BernardNowman
le 26-06-2024 à 12:38:22
joliiii poeme mon amour (l) moi ossi je t'aimeee (l) tres fort my alwals d'amour (l) à moi
gladys-lemire
le 26-06-2024 à 12:34:53
Adagio poème
The street was deserted and overlooked the fields.
When I went to see the beautiful setting suns in summer
With the beloved dream that accompanies me everywhere,
I always followed her to win the campaign,
And I noticed that, in a house
Who makes the corner and who holds, like a prison,
Closed to the evening wind its narrow shutter,
Always at the same time, a musician
Mysterious, and who undoubtedly lived there,
Played the adagio from the sonata in A.
The sky was tinged with soft green and pink.
The street was deserted; and the morose stroller
And sad, as lovers often are,
Who passed by, their eyes fixed on the powdery lawns,
Always at the same time, had gotten used to it
To hear this old tune in this solitude.
The piano sang dull, sweet, touching,
Filled with the painful memory of the absent
And quietly reproaching the old ecstasies.
And I guessed flowers in large vases,
Perfumes, a deep and funereal mirror,
A portrait of a man with a proud, magnetic and black eye,
Majestic folds in the dark hangings,
A silver lamp, discreet, under the shadows,
The old keyboard offering itself in its cold paleness,
And, in this emotional atmosphere, a pain
Blossomed with ineffable and physical charm
Silence, freshness, music.
The piano sang ever lower, lower.
Then, one evening in August, I didn't hear him.
gladys-lemire
le 26-06-2024 à 12:32:24
jtaime trè fort moi osi mon ti nhomme to me(l)
me always for the live
BernardNowman
le 26-06-2024 à 12:16:43
magnifique article mon amour (l)
je t'aimeeee (l) my wife always (l)
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Très bonne fin de semaine à toi mon ami Bernard
joliiii poeme mon amour (l) moi ossi je t'aimeee (l) tres fort my alwals d'amour (l) à moi
Adagio poème
The street was deserted and overlooked the fields.
When I went to see the beautiful setting suns in summer
With the beloved dream that accompanies me everywhere,
I always followed her to win the campaign,
And I noticed that, in a house
Who makes the corner and who holds, like a prison,
Closed to the evening wind its narrow shutter,
Always at the same time, a musician
Mysterious, and who undoubtedly lived there,
Played the adagio from the sonata in A.
The sky was tinged with soft green and pink.
The street was deserted; and the morose stroller
And sad, as lovers often are,
Who passed by, their eyes fixed on the powdery lawns,
Always at the same time, had gotten used to it
To hear this old tune in this solitude.
The piano sang dull, sweet, touching,
Filled with the painful memory of the absent
And quietly reproaching the old ecstasies.
And I guessed flowers in large vases,
Perfumes, a deep and funereal mirror,
A portrait of a man with a proud, magnetic and black eye,
Majestic folds in the dark hangings,
A silver lamp, discreet, under the shadows,
The old keyboard offering itself in its cold paleness,
And, in this emotional atmosphere, a pain
Blossomed with ineffable and physical charm
Silence, freshness, music.
The piano sang ever lower, lower.
Then, one evening in August, I didn't hear him.
jtaime trè fort moi osi mon ti nhomme to me(l)
me always for the live
magnifique article mon amour (l)
je t'aimeeee (l) my wife always (l)