Poesie in lingua straniera


Scritta da: Silvana Stremiz
in Poesie (Poesie in lingua straniera)
The Winters are so short -
I'm hardly justified
In sending all the Birds away -
And moving into Pod -
Myself - for scarcely settled -
The Phebes have begun -
And then - it's time to strike my Tent -
And open House - again -

It's mostly, interruptions -
My Summer - is despoiled -
Because there was a Winter - once -
And all the Cattle - starved -

And so there was a Deluge -
And swept the World away -
But Ararat's a Legend - now -
And no one credits Noah.
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    Scritta da: Silvana Stremiz
    in Poesie (Poesie in lingua straniera)
    There is a flower that Bees prefer -
    And Butterflies - desire -
    To gain the Purple Democrat
    The Humming Bird - aspire -
    And Whatsoever Insect pass -
    A Honey bear away
    Proportioned to his several dearth
    And her - capacity -

    Her face be rounder than the Moon
    And ruddier than the Gown
    Or Orchis in the Pasture -
    Or Rhododendron - worn -

    She doth not wait for June -
    Before the World be Green -
    Her sturdy little Countenance
    Against the Wind - be seen -

    Contending with the Grass -
    Near Kinsman to Herself -
    For Privilege of Sod and Sun -
    Sweet Litigants for Life -

    And when the Hills be full -
    And newer fashions blow -
    Doth not retract a single spice
    For pang of jealousy -

    Her Public - be the Noon -
    Her Providence - the Sun -
    Her Progress - by the Bee - proclaimed -
    In sovereign - Swerveless Tune -

    The Bravest - of the Host -
    Surrendering - the last -
    Nor even of Defeat - aware -
    When cancelled by the Frost.
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      Scritta da: Silvana Stremiz
      in Poesie (Poesie in lingua straniera)
      Although I put away his life -
      An Ornament too grand
      For Forehead low as mine, to wear,
      This might have been the Hand
      That sowed the flower, he preferred -
      Or smoothed a homely pain,
      Or pushed the pebble from his path -
      Or played his chosen tune -

      On Lute the least - the latest -
      But just his Ear could know
      That whatsoe'er delighted it,
      I never would let go -

      The foot to bear his errand -
      A little Boot I know -
      Would leap abroad like Antelope -
      With just the grant to do -

      His weariest Commandment -
      A sweeter to obey,
      Than "Hide and Seek" -
      Or skip to Flutes -
      Or all Day, chase the Bee -

      Your Servant, Sir, will weary -
      The Surgeon, will not come -
      The World, will have it's own - to do -
      The Dust, will vex your Fame -

      The Cold will force your tightest door
      Some February Day,
      But say my apron bring the sticks
      To make your Cottage gay -

      That I may take that promise
      To Paradise, with me -
      To teach the Angels, avarice,
      You, Sir, taught first - to me.
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