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Preston Lancashire England

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Preston Lancashire England

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Virgin dressed in crinoline
Virgin of the Solitude
Opened as an immense tulip.
In your ship of lights
You sail through the city's high tide,
Among the singing of ballads
And the crystal stars.
Virgin dressed in crinoline,
You sweep through the street's river
And down to the sea!

Tom Billsborough

Thursday, June 30, 2016

Topic(s) of this poem: celebration

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Translation of a poem by Federico Garcia Lorca

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Sriranji Aratisankar 25 July 2016

Virgin dressed in crinoline Virgin of the Solitude Virgin of Solitude... Good idea.. Like your other poems The Passion'' is also enriched with skilled poet-craft. 10 for you.

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Tom Billsborough 25 July 2016

Love Lorca's. Tried to render it in English as closely as I could to the original Spanish. Tom

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