Join me in my soul.
Transform. Renew.
Fa 'that I and all of us become people
where your love is made present
and the world is transformed "
Benedict XVI
" So? "
" Nothing. Will clean the glass. "
Jacques's mother, came home one evening, fresh and rejuvenated and with his hair cut, saying, with a false joy, what transpired behind the unrest, he wanted to give them a surprise. In fact it was a surprise for her grandmother, who had merely to say, in front of her son, who now looked like a whore. And it was then returned to the kitchen. Catherine had stopped smiling, and his face had been painted all the misery and weariness of the world. Then he met the eyes of his son, he tried again a smile but his lips trembled and tears rushed into his room. Jacques le had approached. "Mom, Mom," he said, touching it tentatively with one hand. "You're so beautiful." But she had heard, and with a wave of his hand, asked him to leave her alone. And the boy had retreated from the doorway, leaning against the doorpost, he began to turn into tears of love ed'impotenza.
Camus also raises the veil on her secret desire for life:
this anguished heart, eager for life, deadly rebel order of the world, continued to fly with the same force against the wall that separated him from the secrets of all life, with the will to go farther, go further, and to know before you die, to be finally know, once, just one second, but forever.
Years before he had long worked on developing Caligula . The intellectual contemporaries recognized, behind the mask of the mad emperor, the figure of Hitler and other prominent personalities the clear consciousness of those who, at that time, although aware of the tyranny, he could not oppose it because of the weakness of their own identity culture.
waiting for you now that you're not coming.
And your absence I know what I say,
your absence that tumultuous
into the void you left,
like a star.
says he does not want to love me. What a summer storm
being announced and then goes away, so you
denied to my thirst.
Love, in the bud,
has this sudden repentance.
Silently we understood.
Love, love, as always, I cover you with flowers
ed'insulti.
(from "Poems", 1958)
Dhammika, Iman, Habiba, Bashir, Song, Stefka and Gerardo have told and revealed unexpected correspondences between museum objects and walks of life in a collaborative exhibition. Alessandra Chiara and gave further voice to the exhibits. Objects that have become a pretext for narratives can outline new paths of meaning for the heritage revisited with other eyes. A heritage museum is not only preserved but more exposed and put in direct contact with the inhabitants of a territory of reference if they are symbolically re-appropriated. A web of stories in which the museum becomes a place of relationships that implements a virtual process of sharing authority in the transfer of meaning. Democratic space for participation. At the end of the tracks told the opening performance was enhanced by contemporary artist Gigi Piana that he wanted to involve the public offering to write on strips of PVC, which were then twisted to form a structure equal to that on which were projected images shot during the selection of museum objects in storage by migrants.
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friend Look down, you will not see roots, but feet.
_
from one of the millions of souls of our nation,
clear opinion, wholly indignant
every idea is unreal unreal, every passion,
of this people now dissociated
For centuries, whose gentle wisdom
they need to live, no one has ever released.
Show my face, my leanness -
raise my own childish voice -
no longer makes sense: the cowardice accustomed
to see die in more atrocious
others, in the strangest indifference.
I die, and even this harm me.
Happiness reached, you are walking on the edge of the blade.
six eyes gleam that wavers,
the foot, tense ice cracks;
and therefore does not touch you who loves you more.
If you come upon the souls of sadness
invaded and cleared, your morning is sweet and
disturbers like the nests of cornices. But nothing
charged the baby's crying
that runs the ball between the houses.
(from "Ossi di sepia", 1928)
.
I lived your skin
your dreams.
Beyond you and me
nostalgia of old horizons
creeps. From light
more uncertain we will spend
nights, days,
the darkness and distance.
see the procession pass
of the absent
and fear we will look out the window.
I lived
your skin and your dreams and in the house we built
a room or a river that leads to other
dreams that maybe we will dream up the look
last.
(from "They talk about women - Catalan poets of the twenty-first century, Pironti, 2008)
.
I love your eyes, my friend,
And their game of charm and fire
When suddenly you raise them
And like a flash in the sky
Quick look around you ...
But there is still a charm more intense
When in your eyes downcast,
When the passionate kiss,
Through your lower lashes
burns the dark fire of desire.
(FI Tjutčev)
Kokoschka- The bride of the wind Every moment of our meeting we celebrated the
like an epiphany,
alone in this world. You were more daring and slightly
of a bird's wing, descending like a vertigo
skipping steps, and leads me over
wet lilacs in your possessions
beyond the mirror.
When I arrived the night was made
grace the doors of the iconostasis
were opened, and which shone in the darkness and slowly leaned
nudity in the wake: "You be blessed," said
, conscious of As irreverent
was my blessing: you were asleep, and the lilac
tended to brush off the table
the galaxy with the blue lids, and tap from light
eyelids were quiet, and his hand was warm.
In the crystal pulsing rivers,
fumigated the mountains, the sea sparkled, while asleep on the throne
were holding a crystal ball,
and - my God! - You were mine.
you destasti and cangiasti
the daily vocabulary of human speech and
really was filled with meaning, and the word you
unveiled its new meaning: the tsar.
Given everything was transfigured,
even the simplest objects - the bowl, the pitcher - when
as a guard stood between us
ice water, in layers.
We were led nowhere.
It opened our eyes, like mirages,
city lots to spell
mint stretched themselves under their feet, and the birds were
fellow travelers,
and fish up the river, and the sky
opens our eyes ...
When fate followed us step by step, like a madman
with a razor in his hand.
("first meeting, in Selected Poems" 1989