Abdelwahab Meddeb (1)
........ WHITE CITY (excerpt)
Man y
vogue in the air where it does not lose the sky and the sea
always up
patio tub that floats between the two blue
that Only two birds tear
three free
wings take you to the range of pine hedges
Profile gardens
arch and the bridge are bodies that extend
bridges between the living and the dead I
up and I descend I go back again I see the shadow of Aya
I hailed another night on the sidewalk
every door she hurried on
it does not turn his heels
resonate and vibrate to silence streetlights
mirror shudder when I hear the palm trees dancing
arcs in the air fall on the floor
black wet with tears
the heart of the mourners cry sound module
they force the thorax around the grave stone
white box that encloses the earth
body of rebel
words together his remains
and deported to the membership for posthumous
Aya I exhumed an old poet who sang
intoxication the bent grass
at the foot of his tomb had a vine believed
[...]
The Poets of the Mediterranean , Poetry / Gallimard
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Ap Lab Diffusion And Osmosis Report
Florac (1)
I do not speak for days
I walk for hours
Silent
I listen to the sea, listening to the trees
silence as a ecstasy
Silence as a retreat
Silence as a force
Silence as a folly
Suddenly one word springs from my mouth I get
saying a word, single word
miraculous that emerges from hours of silence
remarks clearly truth of truths
But the word that tells me everything about me and the world quickly
I lose, I forgot!
... !
Florac Matches 1953-2003. Horizons
I do not speak for days
I walk for hours
Silent
I listen to the sea, listening to the trees
silence as a ecstasy
Silence as a retreat
Silence as a force
Silence as a folly
Suddenly one word springs from my mouth I get
saying a word, single word
miraculous that emerges from hours of silence
remarks clearly truth of truths
But the word that tells me everything about me and the world quickly
I lose, I forgot!
... !
Florac Matches 1953-2003. Horizons
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Benchpress Statistics
Mohammed al-Ahmed Ouled Sghaier (2)
........... COME
Come ... Or that brings you dream
Come ... I'm lip prohibited
Laying my cheek on yours one year
And sleep ... We will talk more
I am the visionary ... And my ways are three
front or front or front
And you the hands that grow wheat
The sun where peace begins
Come ... After that advance and advance
Come ... Before the dark reaches
For the first mover and my heart shudder
of my body above the marble will be taken away
Here I will open my grave and living will rise
How many lovers love has- Does he resurrect
trad. Tahar Bekri in : The Poets of the Mediterranean , Poetry / Gallimard
........... COME
Come ... Or that brings you dream
Come ... I'm lip prohibited
Laying my cheek on yours one year
And sleep ... We will talk more
I am the visionary ... And my ways are three
front or front or front
And you the hands that grow wheat
The sun where peace begins
Come ... After that advance and advance
Come ... Before the dark reaches
For the first mover and my heart shudder
of my body above the marble will be taken away
Here I will open my grave and living will rise
How many lovers love has- Does he resurrect
trad. Tahar Bekri in : The Poets of the Mediterranean , Poetry / Gallimard
Typical Hemoglobin For 2 Years Old
Abdelmonem Ramadan (1)
.............. Invocation (excerpt)
name of the Father the Son and the Holy
the name of God
and sister Nariman. On behalf of Nabila
or Dorreya
behalf of Maha
and members on the temple walls
On behalf of the temple in the name of the angel of repose
When the king came to meet his brothers
It s Honourable wine family
drank two pitchers and played:
My head is forged from pure gold
My eye is a flying pigeon on channels
The locks of my hair undone are black as a crow sitting on a mound
My belly is ivory brocade hyacinth my lips are blue
iris and basil
My hands are loaded with ornaments
[...]
trad. Catherine Fahri, in: The Poets of the Mediterranean , Poetry / Gallimard
.............. Invocation (excerpt)
name of the Father the Son and the Holy
the name of God
and sister Nariman. On behalf of Nabila
or Dorreya
behalf of Maha
and members on the temple walls
On behalf of the temple in the name of the angel of repose
When the king came to meet his brothers
It s Honourable wine family
drank two pitchers and played:
My head is forged from pure gold
My eye is a flying pigeon on channels
The locks of my hair undone are black as a crow sitting on a mound
My belly is ivory brocade hyacinth my lips are blue
iris and basil
My hands are loaded with ornaments
[...]
trad. Catherine Fahri, in: The Poets of the Mediterranean , Poetry / Gallimard
Monday, February 28, 2011
Why Does My Bearded Dragon Have Warts
Mohammed al-Ahmed Ouled Sghaier (1)
...... I have no problem
I have no problem
Any cat that I saw only stray
I embrace You're my son, the Grand
And going back ... In my solitude
Never
I have a problem
After ten green bottles
which I will do the groundwork for my perfect city
And appoint my commensal headed
Then dictate my poetry
I will bring soldiers to their duty And me sentimental
go ... Forgot my glass
A
I have no problem
When I am dead Only
have walked behind me my pen
My shoes
And the dream of the executioners
I now resume my tears
the River
From the sea From his cheek
the thirty years without joy
From moisture ear
I have no problem
If the heavens are seven
Or if they are five
The rain will come And the land
If they are seven
Five
Or
They suffice to men
I have no problem
J will go and see God alone And tell him
My love I want a place that bans land
Hell And Heaven
Never
I have no problem
When the flowers irritate my pockets I
draws with the pen
And the flag ... And when that flag
bare my son I torn
Star Star
While I sew their nakedness
While I embrace the earth without naming God
I have no problem
I have no problem
trad. Tahar Bekri in : The Poets of the Mediterranean , Poetry / Gallimard
...... I have no problem
I have no problem
Any cat that I saw only stray
I embrace You're my son, the Grand
And going back ... In my solitude
Never
I have a problem
After ten green bottles
which I will do the groundwork for my perfect city
And appoint my commensal headed
Then dictate my poetry
I will bring soldiers to their duty And me sentimental
go ... Forgot my glass
A
I have no problem
When I am dead Only
have walked behind me my pen
My shoes
And the dream of the executioners
I now resume my tears
the River
From the sea From his cheek
the thirty years without joy
From moisture ear
I have no problem
If the heavens are seven
Or if they are five
The rain will come And the land
If they are seven
Five
Or
They suffice to men
I have no problem
J will go and see God alone And tell him
My love I want a place that bans land
Hell And Heaven
Never
I have no problem
When the flowers irritate my pockets I
draws with the pen
And the flag ... And when that flag
bare my son I torn
Star Star
While I sew their nakedness
While I embrace the earth without naming God
I have no problem
I have no problem
trad. Tahar Bekri in : The Poets of the Mediterranean , Poetry / Gallimard
Saturday, February 5, 2011
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Paul Valery (1)
............... Cemetery Marine
This quiet roof, where dove,
Between the pines pulsates between the tombs;
Impartial noon composed of lights
The sea, the sea, constantly renewed
O reward after thinking
That a long look at the calm of the gods!
What pure work for flash burns
Maint diamond elusive foam
What peace seems to be conceived!
When the sun is a deep, pure
Structures of the eternal question,
Time flickers and the dream is to know.
Stable treasure, simple temple to Minerva,
mass of calm, and visible reserve
lidded water, eye guards that you
So sleep under a veil of flame,
O silence! . . . Building in the soul, fills
But gold thousand tiles, Roof!
Temple of Time, a brief sigh,
At this point I clean up and get used,
All eyes surrounded my sailor;
And as my offering to the gods Supreme
Scintillation serene sows
On the altitude a sovereign contempt.
...
The wind is rising! ... He must try to live! The huge air
opens and closes my book, The wave
Dares to explode out of rocks!
Fly, bewildered pages!
Break, waves! Break water rejoiced
This quiet roof where pecking jibs!
Paul Valery, Poems, Poetry NRF / Gallimard
............... Cemetery Marine
This quiet roof, where dove,
Between the pines pulsates between the tombs;
Impartial noon composed of lights
The sea, the sea, constantly renewed
O reward after thinking
That a long look at the calm of the gods!
What pure work for flash burns
Maint diamond elusive foam
What peace seems to be conceived!
When the sun is a deep, pure
Structures of the eternal question,
Time flickers and the dream is to know.
Stable treasure, simple temple to Minerva,
mass of calm, and visible reserve
lidded water, eye guards that you
So sleep under a veil of flame,
O silence! . . . Building in the soul, fills
But gold thousand tiles, Roof!
Temple of Time, a brief sigh,
At this point I clean up and get used,
All eyes surrounded my sailor;
And as my offering to the gods Supreme
Scintillation serene sows
On the altitude a sovereign contempt.
...
The wind is rising! ... He must try to live! The huge air
opens and closes my book, The wave
Dares to explode out of rocks!
Fly, bewildered pages!
Break, waves! Break water rejoiced
This quiet roof where pecking jibs!
Paul Valery, Poems, Poetry NRF / Gallimard
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
What Are Some Games Where You Can Get Pregnant
Leopardi (1)
......... ........ INFINITY
Still I loved the high desert
And this hedge that the more distant horizon
cover under this scope. But living and contemplating
invent endless spaces beyond, of superhuman
Silences and deep
Tranquility for just
to disturb the heart. And receiving
The passing wind in its leaves -
Infinite silence, I'll
comparing this voice, and remember the everlasting
Seasons who died and those still living
of the rumor. Thus
In such immensity my thought dark
And lose myself in this sea is sweet
Leopardi in one five-stringed lyre, Translations of Philip Jaccottet , 1946-1995, nrf Gallimard
......... ........ INFINITY
Still I loved the high desert
And this hedge that the more distant horizon
cover under this scope. But living and contemplating
invent endless spaces beyond, of superhuman
Silences and deep
Tranquility for just
to disturb the heart. And receiving
The passing wind in its leaves -
Infinite silence, I'll
comparing this voice, and remember the everlasting
Seasons who died and those still living
of the rumor. Thus
In such immensity my thought dark
And lose myself in this sea is sweet
Leopardi in one five-stringed lyre, Translations of Philip Jaccottet , 1946-1995, nrf Gallimard
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Emily 18 Wiki Actresses And Actors Under 18?
The code of the Apocalypse has it been triggered by this: From
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
How Long Does Ice Take
Supervielle Jules (4)
........... The bird life
bird pecking secret that we
And we do live together,
Thou who takest us and make us
a spout that nourishes and devours
Sometimes lark or raven
Of your fireworks ambiguous
you do, you break the building
We are your songs live,
You are the bird of our blood
Who from the source to the mouth,
harms self and drinks to his injuries,
To go repeating,
you your wings over us plates
If done well to fly,
You know that we remain faithful
But in order to disturb us,
Bird the human arcade,
Under your pecks inflamed
We remain your fighters
A head-on with time
And his embrace of smoke.
Jules Supervielle The Fable of the world, followed Oblivious memory, nrf Poetry / Gallimard
........... The bird life
bird pecking secret that we
And we do live together,
Thou who takest us and make us
a spout that nourishes and devours
Sometimes lark or raven
Of your fireworks ambiguous
you do, you break the building
We are your songs live,
You are the bird of our blood
Who from the source to the mouth,
harms self and drinks to his injuries,
To go repeating,
you your wings over us plates
If done well to fly,
You know that we remain faithful
But in order to disturb us,
Bird the human arcade,
Under your pecks inflamed
We remain your fighters
A head-on with time
And his embrace of smoke.
Jules Supervielle The Fable of the world, followed Oblivious memory, nrf Poetry / Gallimard
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Saturday, January 1, 2011
How To Make A Guy Nose Look Smaller
Jaccottet Philippe (9)
................... AGRIGENTO,
................... January 1
A little above this place to rare targets, we seek
the stairs where the sea is visible, or at least
would be if the weather was clear.
- We traveled to the mild air,
for oblivion of death, for the Golden Fleece ... Despite the fact
path, we remain at the edge, and
not saying that we should be hasty, nor
this oversight, forgot himself soon after ... -
It begins to rain. We changed this year.
You see only regret our soul is doomed:
must, even in Sicily, accept on our hands a thousand thorns
rain ... until tomorrow.
Philippe Jaccottet The Owl and Other Poems , nrf Gallimard
................... AGRIGENTO,
................... January 1
A little above this place to rare targets, we seek
the stairs where the sea is visible, or at least
would be if the weather was clear.
- We traveled to the mild air,
for oblivion of death, for the Golden Fleece ... Despite the fact
path, we remain at the edge, and
not saying that we should be hasty, nor
this oversight, forgot himself soon after ... -
It begins to rain. We changed this year.
You see only regret our soul is doomed:
must, even in Sicily, accept on our hands a thousand thorns
rain ... until tomorrow.
Philippe Jaccottet The Owl and Other Poems , nrf Gallimard
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