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Category Archives: Anna de Noailles
I THOUGHT I WAS
I thought I was calm and unhurt, Simple, without need anymore, Secure in life’s noble furore; Just a weary heart. Night asserts: With the quiet winds a shifting In the coldest scent of grasses, Where the peace of country passes, … Continue reading
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DIONYSIAN SONGS
It is sharp and scorching, a brilliant ennui! I carry a universal happiness inside me. All from a love of life which tempts us, Evenings in Alicante, mornings in Aranjuez, Fevered Carthaginian skies always true, A path of rose trees … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, Joy, Life, Love, Muse, Poetry, Words
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