Friday, August 20, 2010

Mysore Mallige Watch The Blue Film



It concluded with good audience participation and great interest on our Reading : Poetry and the Soul. Summary Riviera thank all the people have spoken and all those who have contributed and supported this cultural initiative.


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Our Reading was connected to the Seminar:

" The care of the soul. The psychological and therapeutic value of poetry "

, held in April and May 2010 at the Municipal Library" C. Pavese "- House of Knowledge Casalecchio di Reno poems written by participants in the seminar have been collected in an anthology of poetry, is made in


electronically and in hard copy. The second part of Reading is dedicated to presenting the books and reading of some poems of these authors.


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SOME POETRY READING BY
Rainer Maria Rilke
If I look at the blue night, in snow May flowers and the infinite worlds and go, I feel, I bring a piece of eternity
chest. And that is struggling and this

cries and wants to be up there with them, in ....

The soul is this.

from the Fall collection


Mario Luzi

Night lava

Shortly after the mind has been here as you well know,

row of souls along the frame, ready to pounce
those who nearly in chains. Someone on the page sea
track a sign of life, Figge one point. Rarely

some gull appears.


by: "The poetry", Mondadori 1998





Giuseppe Ungaretti

Stars Top to burn the fables. will fall with the leaves to primovento. But


is another blow, sparking
will return again.


from "Complete Poems", Mondadori 1992






Emily Dickinson

That love is all that exists
is what we know of Love;

It is enough that his Equal weight is groove that leaves the heart.


All poems
, Milan. Mondadori, 1997



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