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la potenza scardinante
della poesia che apre
varchi negli spazi
chiusi dell’anima
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la curiosità delle forme
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ricche di sapori
inconsci morti
forse per un tempo
nomade senza dimora
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fissa l’evanescenza
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Lovely Anna. I found on post of yours that had an “English” option for the Italian poems. But now don’t see it.
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Hi, Robert, thank you for your comment and feedback. I’m not sure I understand if it’s a question… anyhow I shall venture replying, this poems doesn’t have an English version to it.
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Oh I sat down and started translating L’evanascenza and then looking through your site noticed the two buttons above a few of your Italian poems. It looked like it was offering a translation choice: Italian…English. But then I got called away and could not find that page again or those buttons. I’ve ordered your latest book, the bilingual. Looking forward to it.
Thank you for the “like” on my site. It’s encouraging to have a real writer’s nod.
https://themorningfrigate.com
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Robert hi, thank you for ordering one of my books! Did you order California Notebooks vol.1 o vol.2, the blue of the green one? Happy you are getting one, enjoy the reading 😊
About WP sometimes it can be a bit confusing, I think it also depends if you access the platform from a computer, ipad or smart phone.
My main page on WP works like this. You have a top menu, up high and there there are different menus:
Poesia (Italian poems), Poetry (English poems, the majority), Short Stories and a couple of other voices included the About page, which is one but everything there is both in English and Italian. As I said there some poems are published in both languages but not all as some are strongly bound to the country and the emotions therein and in my opinion not “translatable”.
I hope I didn’t confuse you!
So, yes, there are two buttons there Poesia e Poetry and some poems appear in both places but it’s not an automatic translator.
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On an average of once at month, sometimes less, I publish a poem in Italian, always on Sunday.
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Anna, I am really enjoying you poetry. So far favorite: “I like to see things from afar” and “I do not ever want to leave…” It’s a great chapbook. Do you know Paulann Petersen, by any chance? Oregon poet.
I tried to subscribe via email, but my email entry kept responding: not accepted, try using a correct email address. at any rate, my email is robertschorr@themorningfrigate.com and/or rod.schorr@gmail.com
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Hi Robert, thank you. Happy you are enjoying the book! Please consider posting a review on Amazon, these are very useful to me and to future readers.
Not sure what the problem with subscription are, are you now receiving emails with notice of my posts? I hope it was just a glitch and you were able to subscribe. I do not control the subscriptions, WP does.Sorry about that.
I will check out Paulann Petersen work, thank you for pointing out another poet.
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I’ve never done that but I sure will. And I’ll mention you on my blog too. (the morning frigate). I’ll check my email. Thx
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Great, thank you, keep me posted then! We shot some video footage this summer on some poems, including “ I like to see things from afar…” Hopefully it will be presented soon on my youtube channel, I will let you know when it does.
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