Fragments,078 [lxxiii] Poem by Fabrizio Frosini

Fragments,078 [lxxiii]

«Là, tous les sons rêvés, là, toutes les splendeurs
Inabordables »
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So many poor things
In my
Memories

But how great
— In themselves

All those sounds
Dreamed

All
Those brief
Moments


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Fragments,078 [lxxiii]
Friday, September 25, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: memoirs
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
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this poem belongs in my book «FRAMMENTI DI MEMORIA - Carmina et Fragmenta» - Italian Edition

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read my original (Italian) text
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[«Là, tous les sons rêvés, là, toutes les splendeurs
Inabordables »: «Aspiration», Paul Verlaine, 'Premiers vers']

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COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Fabrizio Frosini 12 August 2016

Note: – I first used 'How many', in my translation, because the 1st line is not properly the realization of a factual situation, but a moment of dejection/discouragement.. like an exclamation: oh, my.. How many 'failures' in my life! . In the reality, they can be maybe 1 or 2.. but the psychological situation is such that they appear to be many.. :)

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Fabrizio Frosini 11 March 2016

Here is a passage of what a dear friend * wrote to me, after reading this 'Fragment': ''This is soul-talk, the soul talking to itself and affirming the deeper value of accumulated memories and dreams. It's as if the soul first takes the conventional view they are worthless, but then looks at them again and sees they are 'great in themselves'. This illustrates the richness of the interior life and I find it moving with a haiku-like simplicity of expression. '' [Daniel J. Brick *]

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Fabrizio Frosini 03 November 2015

thank you Mariol for translating Verlaine's verse

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Mariol L. 03 November 2015

«Là, tous les sons rêvés, là, toutes les splendeurs Inabordables» There, all the sounds dreamed, there, all the splendors unaffordable

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Fabrizio Frosini 18 September 2016

- thanks :) ...

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