English & Italian (rough translation) /the English is 'Cinquained' & the Italian is formed as I thought best, for now.
"for my friend"-- 'per il mio amico'
w/thanks to Google Free Translation & the little Italian I know...
m.
8/2006
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you there-- poet, sawyer carving words, stone, seeking-- through the muscled veins of that heart open...
open... raw, you carve, build, pull, push away the veiled yet painful raining rock, seeking-- home-- love.
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Lei lí -- il poeta, il sawyer taglia le parole, la pietra, cercando -- attraverso le vene di muscled di quel cuore aprire...
Aprire... crudo, lei taglia, costruisce, la tirata, la spinta lontano la roccia di piovere velata ancora dolorosa, cercando -- la casa -- l'amore.
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vous là –
poèt scieur
tu découpes les mots, les pierres,
et tu cherches –
par les veines musculeuses
de ce coeur ouvert...
ouvert cru,
tu découpes, construis, écartes,
pousses la roche pleuvante
voilée
pourtant douloureuse
et tu cherches –
ta place -- l'amour.
I always marvel at how few words can convey so much.
Elizabeth
Fee
Susan