Sortir de chez soi,
Prendre une rue au hasard,
Suivre ses pas sur
La route qui mène au loin,
Vers le pays des merveilles.
On the road
14 Thursday Feb 2013
Posted in Poésie
Hortus Closus
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14 Thursday Feb 2013
Posted in Poésie
Je panse il est mervegliose…je parle un peu de francai
aurevoir Marina
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😉 Mi fa piaggere
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I thank you. It’s a great honor but this blog is a free award one. 🙂
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versi molto belli, complimenti
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j’adore! (the last line, especially…:)
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Pourvu qu’on y arrive jamais “au pays des merveilles”
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The painting so is very lovely and your words wonderful! I like very much!
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Fantastic. J’aime 🙂
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Come altre volte immagine carica di nostalgie.
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Sai leggere l’italiano?
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Si, posso anche parlare e scrivere italiano (con errore), se fa tanto tempo che non l’ho usato. 🙂
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Con vero piacere, scopro di essere letto da fuori Italia.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood
and sorry I could not travel both and be one traveller…
(Robert Frost)
Merci! (The one less traveled by… made all the difference)
🙂
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I had to use a translator – I’m not sure how much was lost – but the result was still very beautiful.
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Par les chemins mouillés du bois sauvage…
🙂
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merci de tous, entrer dans tons Jardin c’est merveilleuse pour les coleurs e le photos aurevoir
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Beautiful, I did study French for two years, still can remember something, maybe I learn more things now that I´m here.
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Complimenti, bei versi
rinaldo
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Reblogged this on Ultimate Wanker Press and commented:
Salir de su casa,
Tomar una calle al azar,
Seguir sus pasos sobre
El camino que lleva a lo lejos,
Hacia el país de las maravillas.
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Nice, simple, true.
Thanks.
PS: I hope “my” translation in reblogging is not a disaster. I think not, but maybe you should check it.
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Hermosa traduccion. Gracias 🙂
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Hace unas décadas yo hablaba mucho Francés, por eso me animé a poner la traducción que hizo http://diccionario.reverso.net/, me pareció correcta.
Te admiro… ¡¿cuántos idiomas hablas?!
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Precioso. Me gustaría saber llegar al Pais de las Maravillas.
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beautiful
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How very beautiful!
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Love the scene and your many wonderful post. Thank you for sharing. Ann
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I’m not sure what you are saying but it is a really beautiful painting. Sometimes – that is all that is necessary!
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Esther, are these your original paintings? They are very lovely! The painting and your delicate words enhance one another!
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sur la route de la vie
à l ombre des arbres
que ces feuilles tombent le plus tardivement
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Are you the artist? A very inviting scene! Lovely! Your Gravatar depiction of you is GORGEOUS!
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Schönes Bild.
LG. Wolfgang
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Ouh ! La ! La ! Le nombre de commentaires ! Voici un lien vers un auteur que je découvre ce matin même. J’ai trouvé sa lecture très agréable. C’est un extrait d’une dizaine de pages. Je le mets en lien ici, parce qu’il s’accorde très bien avec cette poésie.
Click to access extrait-Autin-Grenier-Analyser-la-situation.pdf
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Vraiment.
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Beautiful!
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C’est pas la destination qui compte
c’est le chemin
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beautiful, wonderful words, thank you for sharing them 🙂
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Reblogged this on Il Blog di Tino Soudaz 2.0 ( un pochino).
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Lovely painting!
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I did not understand all the words, but I picked out a few and the painting is beautiful.
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Love this, especially in the Fall.
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