Trois Amis Poem by Douglas Scotney
Trois Amis
'Je voudrais accomplir
beaucoup plus qu'avant,
mais, tres tristesse,
le plus j'essaie,
le plus je perds la tresse.'
'...le plus je perds la presse.'
'...le plus je serre les fesses.'
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
....Three Friends
'I would so like to do
much more than before,
but, great despair,
the more I try
the more I lose my hair.'
'the more I lose the crowd, '
'the more I clench my pair.'
'I would so like to do
much more than before,
but, great despair,
the more I try
the more I lose my hair.'
'the more I lose the crowd, '
'the more I clench my pair.'
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4/26/2024 3:36:09 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Your French is impeccable. I share the feeling of always wanting to do more and better-not always successful, but sometimes I am.