All The Rector's Women Poem by Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello
All The Rector's Women
Why do you come up to me all these nights in my dreams?
You're one of the rector daddy's little girls and I'm not rector.
'And sure is an honourable man'.
You're slim, ash blonde, not too tall, not too short,
Clever: a professor yourself.This night I felt your cold face.What a cold!
In white shockings you were upon me like you put out the wick.
Lesbia stood still in front of this show.
All the rector's women dance
To the sound of the circus music from Fellini Otto e Mezzo.
'This was a man': it doesn't take an Brutus
For this plot Smerdiàkov is enough.
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The quotations are from: 'Julius Caesar' By Shakespeare.
Smerdiàkov is the disturbing step brother of 'The Karamazov Brothers', in Dostoevskij.
The neo-romantic thinks that Paolo is a sensualist.... very interesting poem - not easy to understand if only read once.... therefore I shall read it again, and again, and again... and...
In white shockings you were upon me like you put out the wick. Rachel Ann Butler
what a powerful imagination and observation! Praiseworthy composition! 10+++
Giuseppe, Very in an original way.... This poems is read as a parody of a film of Fellini.... 10.... Thanks for yours to opinion too... Kindest regards, Tsira
'et tu Brutus' yeah a meeting ground of great men. good write very deep in meaning +10 regards anjali
a well read poem written with zeal, , , , we meet some great people here, , ,
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/24/2024 9:10:56 AM # 1.0.0.1119
The circus music by Fellini, Lesbia, Brutus, Smerdiakov by Dostoyevski, rector`s pet - all at one - like in a dream, really. Interesting form and dreamy meetings...