...> ’Tis true, the stuff I bring for sale      Is not so brisk a brew as ale: Out of a stem that scored the hand      I wrung it in a weary land.                 ~Housman Just caught up with this and must thank you. Loved it, peels and all. This month's Harper's an article on return to poetry; you could have written it... Jeanne- Hide quoted text - ...

... and alluring (1999) ~T. ’Tis true, the stuff I bring for sale      Is not so brisk a brew as ale: Out of a stem that scored the hand      I wrung it in a weary land.                 ~Housman Just caught up with this and must thank you. Loved it, peels and all. This month's Harper's an article on return to poetry; you could have written it... Jeanne

... her lovers with a scythe with a smile merciless and alluring (1999) ~T. ’Tis true, the stuff I bring for sale Is not so brisk a brew as ale: Out of a stem that scored the hand I wrung it in a weary land. ~Housman Purple fleshy little legs how slowly I trace my fingers. You smile, you tack. Your fresh fruit only gets greener.

... like an ecstasy a momentary torment of sweat and regret Change is a woman not a girl experienced, savvy who knows how to be a woman who culls her lovers with a scythe with a smile merciless and alluring (1999) ~T. Â’Tis true, the stuff I bring for sale Is not so brisk a brew as ale: Out of a stem that scored the hand I wrung it in a weary land. ~Housman

...hanno derubato del riposo: La traduzione è corretta ? Se si, chi sono le due preoccupazioni ? E perchè il "due punti" alla fine dello scritto ? E' una cattiveria sotto forma di citazione (di Housman, una specie di Leopardi inglese <grin>). La traduzione e' corretta, e continua: ...the brains in my head, and the heart in my breast. Oh grant me the ease that is granted so free, The ...

...? It's out of the way, and in the right direction. It's not in immediate line of sight from the railway station, but it's down a street which is. The snooker club on Gray's Inn Road? Housman's Bookshop, on Caledonian Road? Ooh - the courtyard of the British Library? tom -- Yesterday's research projects are today's utilities and tomorrow's historical footnotes. -- Roy Smith

... Ah, ora ho capito. mi sta guardando e muove la bocchina , le bollicine stanno salendo! ecco perchè se lamenta devo dargli da mangiare. Non farmi morire il pesce, eh! -- Saluti, Kap - www.lordkap.it - ¥'s Fan #01 - www.pianetalibri.com - VCC Anche quando la poesia ha un significato, com'è di solito il caso, potrebbe essere sconsigliabile approfondirlo. - Alfred Edward Housman

...to these events, but so specifically that they weren't called "Beat Poets" -- whose hallmark Well most of that "protest" stuff easily becomes dated, You mean like Owen, Sassoon, Housman? Or Frost? Darling, /anybody/ could walk into Parnello's (I will /not/ recommend that anybody try this in your gramma's basement) /tonight/, and say: "Gas, Boys!" -- a soft plop, ...

...generation's war (and stupidty). But jesusfuck, Dockery, you want antiwar poetry, read Suckling, read Herrick, read Kipling, read Whitman. You want antideath poetry, read Donne, read Dickinson, read Housman. You want anti-stupid poetry, read Pope, read Dryden, read Browning, read Frost, read Eliot. And I hereby defy /you/ to trace any sort of Beat Origins in them, let ...

...war (and stupidty). But jesusfuck, Dockery, you want antiwar poetry, read Suckling, read Herrick, read Kipling, read Whitman. You want antideath poetry, read Donne, read Dickinson, read Housman. You want anti-stupid poetry, read Pope, read Dryden, read Browning, read Frost, read Eliot. And I hereby defy /you/ to trace any sort of Beat Origins in them, let alone...