Terça-feira, Junho 12, 2007
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Loving you, flesh to flesh, I often thought
Of traveling penniless to some mud throne
Where a master might instruct me how to plot
My life away from pain, to love alone
In the bruiseless embrace of stone and lake.
Lost in the fields of your hair I was never lost
Enough to lose a way I had to take;
Breathless beside your body I could not exhaust
The will that forbid me contract, vow,
Or promise, and often while you slept
I looked in awe beyond your beauty.
...................................................Now
I know why many men have stoped and wept
Halfway between the loves they leave and seek,
And wondered if travel leads them anywhere -
Horizons keep the soft line of your cheek,
The windy sky's a locket of your hair.
Leonard Cohen
in The Spice-Box of Earth
Of traveling penniless to some mud throne
Where a master might instruct me how to plot
My life away from pain, to love alone
In the bruiseless embrace of stone and lake.
Lost in the fields of your hair I was never lost
Enough to lose a way I had to take;
Breathless beside your body I could not exhaust
The will that forbid me contract, vow,
Or promise, and often while you slept
I looked in awe beyond your beauty.
...................................................Now
I know why many men have stoped and wept
Halfway between the loves they leave and seek,
And wondered if travel leads them anywhere -
Horizons keep the soft line of your cheek,
The windy sky's a locket of your hair.
Leonard Cohen
in The Spice-Box of Earth
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Deep muito deep, tou sem palavras...
"the sun is casting shadows
an afternoon is fading
I ask, but no one knows
the answer to the question
my life is like an island
where does this ocean go?"
"the sun is casting shadows
an afternoon is fading
I ask, but no one knows
the answer to the question
my life is like an island
where does this ocean go?"
bonito, nao sei ao certo porquê, mas fez-me recordar este:
...
Georgia Douglas Johnson
(The Book of American Negro Poetry. 1922.)
"I WANT to die while you love me,
While yet you hold me fair,
While laughter lies upon my lips
And lights are in my hair.
I want to die while you love me,
And bear to that still bed,
Your kisses turbulent, unspent
To warm me when I’m dead.
I want to die while you love me
Oh, who would care to live
Till love has nothing more to ask
And nothing more to give!
I want to die while you love me
And never, never see
The glory of this perfect day
Grow dim or cease to be."
e poemas teus?
...
Georgia Douglas Johnson
(The Book of American Negro Poetry. 1922.)
"I WANT to die while you love me,
While yet you hold me fair,
While laughter lies upon my lips
And lights are in my hair.
I want to die while you love me,
And bear to that still bed,
Your kisses turbulent, unspent
To warm me when I’m dead.
I want to die while you love me
Oh, who would care to live
Till love has nothing more to ask
And nothing more to give!
I want to die while you love me
And never, never see
The glory of this perfect day
Grow dim or cease to be."
e poemas teus?
a 'anubis':
mas meu lindo, onde quer que o oceano de vida que passa por ti vá, vais ter que ir com ele para que saibas onde te leva... :) porta-te e keep smiling.
a 'a minha voz disse':
gostei... :) but who are you, blue?
as pequenas divagações poéticas do comum mortal envergonham-se perante cummings e todos os outros.
mas meu lindo, onde quer que o oceano de vida que passa por ti vá, vais ter que ir com ele para que saibas onde te leva... :) porta-te e keep smiling.
a 'a minha voz disse':
gostei... :) but who are you, blue?
as pequenas divagações poéticas do comum mortal envergonham-se perante cummings e todos os outros.
Agora que te conheço o poema faz muito mais sentido.'I want to die while you love me'. Uma filosofia de vida... :) good night stranger
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