Rome - 1 - Poem by Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello
Rome - 1 -
History of Old Rome by Theodor Mommsen.
Let's begin from its origins.
The mortgages did notexist.
The wife had her husband and did not belong to the State.
The creditor was owner of something.
The debitor became owner of that same thing only when had paid his creditor.
This way the distrains did not exist as well as the procurers.
A foreigner could become guest of a Roman citizen.
All the Roman inhabitants wore the same pattern of tunic.
The travertine blocks got the sun on the dry calctufe.
The peperino stones were less precious but very useful.
Your style remembers me an old annalist, from an ancient period of time when poetry was hold in esteem and almost obligatory if one want to show erudition.
Mr. Paolo, your poems are so bursting with color and movement, and contain so many dimensions. You are truly an aficionado of living, and a superior writer.
In short said a lot dear paolo! The origin and what has been going on...... The poem metaphorically captured many things too The Rome great indeed. 10+++++++
The creditor -- The debitor -the mortgages _____some lessons in Accounting haan! ! ! ! great ROME +++++10 as always regards anju (do read mine OUR TALK)
hi senior..you know how much i love Rome..and that old scented cities..well penned poem...
My Friend You Speak As A Roman, Your Poetry Is Time Sent It's A Great Vacation From The Ordinary!
A very nice description of some History of Rome...Well written Paolo
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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11/28/2023 11:03:02 AM # 1.0.0.1118
Good write. Wasn't this guy given a nobel prize for literature? Yeah I'm pretty sure it was him. I too am interested in classical studies. Keep it up.