Une femme se lève et chante Et la suit le vent qui l’enchante Sur la terre l’étend Le vrai songe la prend. Cette terre qui est nue Cette femme qui est grue Et ce vent qui est si fort Et ce songe c’est la mort.
Tre Liriche su Versi di Giuseppe Ungaretti
by Mario Giuseppe Genesi (b. 1963)
1. Chant Bédouin
Language: French (Français)
Text Authorship:
- by Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888 - 1970), "Chant Bédouin", appears in L'amore, first published 1932
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- ITA Italian (Italiano) (Giuseppe Ungaretti) , "Chant Bédouin", appears in L'amore, first published 1932
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Researcher for this page: Mario Giuseppe Genesi2. Mandolinata
Language: Italian (Italiano)
Mi levigo come un marmo di passione.
Text Authorship:
- by Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888 - 1970), appears in Lacerba, first published 1915
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Researcher for this text: Emily Ezust [Administrator]3. Il Porto Sepolto
Language: Italian (Italiano)
Vi arriva il poeta e poi torna alla luce con i suoi canti e li disperde Di questa poesia mi resta quel nulla d’inesauribile segreto
Text Authorship:
- by Giuseppe Ungaretti (1888 - 1970), "Il Porto Sepolto", written 1916
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