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- Sophie Hannah Official Sophie Hannah Website
- Fernando Pessoa The Fernando Pessoa House has a unique treasure: the private library of this great literary figure. It’s not very often one can find an entire library belonging to a writer with Pessoa’s universal dimension.
- Constantine Petrou Cavafy The Cavafy Archive website was created by the Center for Neo-Hellenic Studies and is owned by the Onassis Foundation. It contains all of Cavafy’s major works in the translation of Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard (edited by G.P. Savidis)
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Monthly Archives: October 2010
ON ORIGINALITY
Somebody says: “Of no school I am part, Never to living master lost my heart; Nor any more can I be said To have learned anything from the dead.” That statement – subject to appeal – Means: “I’m a self-made … Continue reading
Posted in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Poetry
Tagged Continuity, Family, Originality, Truth
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AN ARTIST’S EVENING SONG
To have creation’s inmost power Resounding through my mind! A shape of things, in vivid flower, Issue from my hand!
Protected: PESSIMISM FOR BEGINNERS
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Tagged Friendship, Hope, Truth
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WITH FRIENDS LIKE YOU
With friends like you I hold on tight In a world in which I must fight: And every day I wonder why I don’t just crumple up and cry!
Posted in David Scanlon, Poetry
Tagged Care, Friendship, Hope, Life, Reality, Truth, Work
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