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Ecrire ce que l’on veut dire
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Ecrire librement et marche aisement
Ecrire ce qu’on veut dire librement Lire ses chansons en murmurant Avec des mots qui sortent aisément... Sans crainte, dire les paroles du cœur, Qui échappent même au contrôleur Pleines de douceur et de l’ardeur Je dis encore à mes petits-enfants, Ce monde compliqué et beau et grand Il faut apprendre tant qu’on a le temps. La suggestion peut être excellente Quand nous avons une âme vivante La poésie sort comme une étoile filante On a hâte de l’inscrire sur le papier Avec toutes ses lumières et sa clarté Elle nous remplit de joie et de gaîté Copyright 2013 Emile Tubiana

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Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on December 6, 2013

Il y a beaucoup de sagesse exprimée dans ce beau poème. Merci, Emile. Amour et paix à toi,

Régis

Reviewed by Jane Noponen Perinacci

Reviewed on December 3, 2013

It is very wise what you tell your grandchildren, Emile. And yes. It is good to write freely.

Love ya!

Jane

Reviewed by Budd Nelson

Reviewed on November 28, 2013

thank you my friend
budd

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