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Titre du blog :
nature
Auteur :
BernardNowman
Date de création :
09-06-2024
posté le 19-07-2024 à 16:31:39
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BernardNowman
le 19-07-2024 à 17:33:20
ma ptite femme d'amour (l)
dans tes yeux je vois l'aube éternelle
un éclat de soleil qui s'éteint jamais
ton amour (l) est une flamme qui brulle en moi
éclairant mon chemin vers l'infini
je t'aimeeeeeeeeeeee (l) my always love d'amour (l) à moi
gladys-lemire
le 19-07-2024 à 17:12:40
mon ti nhomme to me(l)
In your eyes I see the eternal dawn,
A burst of sunshine that never goes out.
Your love is a flame that burns in me,
Illuminating my path, to infinity. »
gladys-lemire
le 19-07-2024 à 17:09:01
poéme
Who does not love these gardens of the humble whose hedges
Are snowy in spring, then turn purple with berries
What does the blackbird visit in the late season;
Where sleeps, covered in moss, an old part of a house
Let a vine gaily crown its frieze,
Under the narrow window and the time iridescent;
Where tufts of boxwood of immemorial age
Spread their austere and cordial perfume;
Where old age makes gooseberry bushes stingy;
Gardens measuring barely a few acres,
But so full of greenery and destruction
That we would follow the thread of generations;
Where near the deciduous and rotten trunk that a worm rummages,
Hair lit, the ruddy child chirps;
Where towards the green bench the good old men trembling
Come, on their crutch supporting their slow steps
And maintaining cheerfulness, – because their presbyopic soul
Sees better the beautiful distances that the light inhabits, –
With a look already heavy with eternal sleep,
Softly smile at their last sun?
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ma ptite femme d'amour (l)
dans tes yeux je vois l'aube éternelle
un éclat de soleil qui s'éteint jamais
ton amour (l) est une flamme qui brulle en moi
éclairant mon chemin vers l'infini
je t'aimeeeeeeeeeeee (l) my always love d'amour (l) à moi
mon ti nhomme to me(l)
In your eyes I see the eternal dawn,
A burst of sunshine that never goes out.
Your love is a flame that burns in me,
Illuminating my path, to infinity. »
poéme
Who does not love these gardens of the humble whose hedges
Are snowy in spring, then turn purple with berries
What does the blackbird visit in the late season;
Where sleeps, covered in moss, an old part of a house
Let a vine gaily crown its frieze,
Under the narrow window and the time iridescent;
Where tufts of boxwood of immemorial age
Spread their austere and cordial perfume;
Where old age makes gooseberry bushes stingy;
Gardens measuring barely a few acres,
But so full of greenery and destruction
That we would follow the thread of generations;
Where near the deciduous and rotten trunk that a worm rummages,
Hair lit, the ruddy child chirps;
Where towards the green bench the good old men trembling
Come, on their crutch supporting their slow steps
And maintaining cheerfulness, – because their presbyopic soul
Sees better the beautiful distances that the light inhabits, –
With a look already heavy with eternal sleep,
Softly smile at their last sun?