Wednesday, June 21, 2006

Canadian Basketball Prospects

sea

Claude Monet (1840 -1926), soleil levant, Sunrise, 1872, Oil on canvas, 48 \u200b\u200bx 63 cm

Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867)

"L'homme and the Sea"
"Man and the sea \u200b\u200b
"Man and Sea"

Metrico scheme: ABBA, DCCD; EFFE; GHHG

original text
Freeman, you will always cherish the sea!
The sea is your mirror, you contemplate your soul
In the infinite unrolling of its billows
And your mind is no less bitter pit.

You complain to dive in your image;
You kiss her eyes and arms, and your cœurSe distracted a few times its own rumor
the sound of this complaint, wild and untamable.

You're both dark and quiet:
Man, no one has sounded the depths of your being;
O sea, no one knows your wealth intimes, Tant vous êtes
Jaloux Garder de vos secrets! Et cependant voilà des

Siècles innombrables
Que vous vous sans pity combattez ni remord,
Tellement vous aimez the carnage et la mort,
O lutteurs éternels or implacables frères!

Copacabana-Brasil-2005- wave

Italian
Always the sea, a free man, you'll love!
because the sea is your mirror;
you to contemplate the infinite unfolding wave
your soul and your spirit
abyss is no less bitter. Enjoy the dive
within your image, the eyes and hugs
with arms, and sometimes the heart
distracted from your sound to the sound of this lament
wild and untamed.
Discrete and both are dark:
man, no one has ever probed the bottom of your depth
no one has known,
sea, your most intimate riches
so jealous you are of your every
secret. But for centuries without remorse or pity
endless struggle between
you, so great is your love
for the massacre and death, or eternal
wrestlers, or implacable brothers!

Paul Gauguin (1848-1903)

Inglese
Always the sea, free man, you will love! Because the sea is your
mirror;
you contemplate in the infinite to carry out yourself of the wave
the spirit yours, and an abyss is your spirit
not little bitter.
You enjoy in diving to you
within your image; it embraces
with the eyes and the arms,
and sometimes the heart is distracted from your sound to the suon of this
wild and uncontrollable I complain.
Discreet and tenebrous both you are:
man, nobody never feel the bottom
of your abysses; nobody has known,
sea, your more intimate riches,
many jelaous you are of every yours secret.
But from centuries infinites
without weight neither mercy fought between you,
so large it is your love
for the massacre and the dead women,
or eternal fighters, implacable
or siblings!


Claude Monet (1840-1926), soleil levant, Sunrise

Saturday, June 10, 2006

Isabella Soprano Saber

friend Love, that on gentle heart doth swiftly seize (Dante Alighieri - 1256-1321) "Love, That Immediately nearby is the kind heart" Daffodils


Sandro Botticelli (Alessandro Filipepi said Sandro - Florence 1445 - 1510)
" The birth of Verere / Birth of Venus "(1485 ca.)


Titus Lucretius Carus (99? - 55? AC) (incipit De rerum natura)
" Alma Venus, the mother of the Aeneid delight of men and of you who under wandering stars in the sky that brings fruitful sea vessels and land charge made for you all living beings are conceived and born saw the sunlight, and when you appear, O goddess, the winds flee, flee the clouds of heaven, the earth under your feet produce fertile flowers sweet, you smiles expanse of sea and sky, soothed, pour a torrent of light ... "

Lucio Battisti


CET AMOUR (This love / This love)
Jacques Prevert

  • FRENCH (original text)
  • ITALIAN ITALIANO

    • Poesia di Jacques Prevert (1900-1977)

      FRANCESE (original text)

      This Love (1945)

    • This love
      If
      violent So fragile So tender

      This love so desperate

      Beautiful as the day
      And bad as the time
      When the weather is bad
      This love so true This love so beautiful


      If So happy happy
      laughable if
      Trembling with fear as a child in And if the black
      confident
      As a quiet man in the middle of the night
      This love that used to scare other
      Who was Who was talking
      pale

      watched this love Because we guettions
      Hunted injured trampled completed denied forgotten
      Because we hunted wounded trampled completed denied forgotten
      This whole
      If love still alive And
      sunny
      It's yours is mine

      one who was always something new
      This
      And that has not changed
      As surely as a plant
      Also a trembling bird
      Also hot as alive as the Summer
      We can both go and return

      We can forget
      And then we wake We suffer sleep
      age

      We still asleep Dreaming of death, we awaken
      smile and laugh and rejuvenate

      Our love is here
      Stubborn as an ass like desire
      Living
      Cruel as memory
      Dumb as regret
      Tender as the memory
      Cold as the marble
      Beautiful as the day
      Fragile as a child
      We look smilingly
      And he talks without saying anything
      And I listen and I trembled
      Cree
      I cry for you I cry for me


      I'm begging For you to me and to all those who love
      And who loved
      Yes I cried
      For you for me and all other
      What I do not know
      Stay here
      Lá Lá
      where you are where you were formerly

      Stay here Do not move Do
      t The position is not
      We who have loved thee
      We Forgot
      You do not forget us
      We only had you on earth
      us not become cold
      Much later still
      And anywhere
      Give us a sign of life
      Much later at the corner of a wood in the forest
      memory
      Arise suddenly
      Reach Us
      hand And save us .



      Amedeo Modigliani (1884-1920) "Potrait of Jeanne Hebuterne"

    • ITALIAN
    • This Love (1945)
    • This
      love So violent So fragile


      So tender So hopeless This love


      Bad As beautiful as the day as the time when the weather is bad

      This love This love so true

      so beautiful So happy So joyous

      So negligible
      trembling with fear as a child when So it's dark
      confident
      As a quiet man in the middle of the night
      This love I was scared of The others

      and made them turn pale
      This love kept an eye
      Because we were keeping an eye on the injured arm walked fact
      Deleted
      denied
      out because we have walked on his injured arm made out
      Denied deleted
      This love yourself wholly
      So I still live

      And kissed by the sun and your love is my love

      is what was
      This what ever new
      What has not changed as a plant
      Vera
      trembling like a bird alive as
      Hot Summer
      Both you and I can sleep again And then
      Forget

      Wake up falling asleep still suffer age

      death's dream and wake up smiling
      Rejuvenate
      laugh
      Our love does not move
      Stubborn as a mule
      Vivo as cruel as the desire
      memory
      Stupid regrets
      as soft as the memory
      Cold as marble
      beautiful as the day
      Fragile as a child
      He looks at us smiling
      He speaks without saying

      trembling And I listen to you cry and cry
      Cry for me


      I beg for you to me for all those who love you are loved and

      Oh yes shouted
      For you to me for all other
      I do not know
      Stay where you are Do not go away

      stay where he was once

      Stay where you are Do not move Do not go

      We loved that we took thee
      not Forgotten
      You do not forget that you had not

      on earth Do not leave us freezing to death
      Far farther
      Where you want
      Give us a sign of life
      Later, later, at night in the forest of remembrance

      Rise sudden
      tensioner Bring in your hand unless
      .

      Salvador Dali (1904-1989) "Meditative rose


      ENGLISH

      This love(1945)

      Gabri


    • This love
      So violent
      So fragile
      So to tend
      So desperate
      This love
      Beautiful like the day
      And bad like time
      When time is bad
      This so true love
      This so beautiful love
      If happy
      If merry
      And so ridiculous
      Trembling of fear like a child in the black
      And so sure of him
      Like a quiet man with the milieu(in the middle) of the night
      This love that frightened the others
      Who made them speak
      Who made them turn pale
      This watched for love
      Because we watch for it
      “Tracked wounded trampled completed denied forgotten
      Because we tracked it wounded trampled completed denied forgotten”
      This entire love
      So still living
      And all sunny
      It is your
      It is mine
      That which was
      This always new thing
      And which did not change
      As true as a plant
      As trembling as a bird
      Also hot as alive as the summer
      We can both
      To go and return
      We can forget
      And then to send us to sleep again
      Us to awake to suffer to age
      Us to still deaden
      To dream with death,
      Us to wake up to smile and laugh
      And to renovate
      Our love remains there
      Obstinate like a she-ass
      Living like the desire
      Cruel like the memory
      Animal like the regrets
      To tend like the memory
      Cold like the marble
      Beautiful like the day
      Fragile like a child
      He looks us while smiling
      And it speaks to us without anything to say
      And I listen to it while trembling
      And I shout I shout for you
      I shout for me
      I beg you
      For you for me and all those which like
      And which loved each other
      Yes I shout to him
      For you for me and all the others
      That I do not know
      Remain there
      There where you are
      There where you were formerly
      Remain there
      Do not move
      You does not go from there
      We who are loved
      We forgot you
      You does not forget us
      We had only you on the ground
      Does not let to us become cold
      Much further always
      And anywhere
      Give signs life to us
      Much later with the corner a wood
      In the forest of the memory
      Emerged suddenly
      Tighten to us the hand
      And saves us .
      yA


Diego Velazquez (1599-1660)
"Venere e Cupido/Venus en Cupido" (1649-51ca.)

Saturday, June 3, 2006

How To Wax Your Own Underarms




"Daffodils" (1804)

By William Wordsworth (1770-1850).



I WANDER'D lonely as a cloud

That floats on high o'er vales and hills,

When all at once I saw a crowd,

A host, of golden daffodils;

Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.

Continuous as the stars that shine

And twinkle on the Milky Way,

They stretch'd in never-ending line

Along the margin of a bay:

Ten thousand saw I at a glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.

The waves beside them danced; but they

Out-did the sparkling waves in glee:

A poet could not but be gay,

In such a jocund company:

I gazed -- and gazed -- but little thought
What wealth the show to me had brought:

For oft, when on my couch I lie

In vacant or in pensive mood,

They flash upon that inward eye

Which is the bliss of solitude;

And then my heart with pleasure fills, And dances with the daffodils ( yA )



Thursday, June 1, 2006

Little Red Wagon Invitations

nine hundred

Salvador Dali ( The endless enigma ) 1938 (never ending enigma )



Poems of Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888-1970)

VIGIL

Top Four December 23, 1915

whole night
thrown to a teammate near

massacred
with
gritted his mouth once

full moon with the congestion
of his hands
penetrated

I wrote in my silence
letters full of love

I've never been so

attached to life


Salvador Dali ( The premonition of civil war ) 1936 ( The premonition of a civil war )


ARE A CREATURE

1916

As of this stone
S. Michele

so cold so hard so
well drained
refractory
So totally disheartened



As this stone is my cry that is not seen


Death
of rebate
living



Paul Gaugin "Where we come from? What are we? Where are we going? " 1897 "Where We Come From?" What we are? Where are we going? "


MORNING

Santa Maria La Longa January 26, 1917

M'illumino
of immense.




SOLDIERS

Woods Courton July 1918

It is as
autumn trees

leaves.



Tom Porta "fellow friends" (allarmi2-Como 2006)




Poetry Salvatore Quasimodo (1901-1968)

ED NOW

sera [from water and lands (1930)]


Everyone is just the heart of the earth
pierced by a ray of sunshine:
and is now evening.