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Showing posts with label Arts - Literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arts - Literature. Show all posts

Tadeusz Różewicz

Oglądam film o karnawale weneckim...
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...dziewczyna w czarnych pończochach wabi
słonia dwa lwy niebieskie z malinowym jęzorem
i łapie w locie obrączkę ślubną.
Ciała nasze krnąbrne i nieskore do żałoby
nasze podniebienia smakują leguminę

popraw papierowe wstęgi i wieńce

pochyl się tak: biodro niech dotyka biodra

twoje uda są żywe
uciekajmy uciekajmy.

(Tadeusz Różewicz, 1946)

Assisto a un film sul carnevale veneziano...
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...la ragazza dalle calze nere alletta l'elefante
i due leoni azzurri dalla lingua color lampone

e afferra al volo la fede nuziale.
I nostri corpi sono indocili e restii al lutto,

ghiotti sono i nostri palati di leccornie,
aggiùstati i nastri e le ghirlande di cartavelina,
chìnati così che l’anca sfiori l’anca,
le tue cosce sono vive,
fuggiamo, fuggiamo via.


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MY BOOKS - issues I wrote

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The Da Vinci Code : Winchester (England)

Dedicated to an English model from Winchester I met in the streets of my city Milano.

Lady Chapel Mary Magdalene
Make up your own mind about The Da Vinci Code as Winchester explores its concepts, symbols and mysteries.

Dating back over 900 years, Winchester’s world-famous cathedral is as remarkable for its hidden treasures as for its spectacular architecture. Here, in the longest medieval nave in Europe, you’ll find outstanding works of art alongside the tombs of Jane Austen, Izaak Walton and the early English kings.

Winchester Cathedral provided the backdrop to some of the opening scenes in The Da Vinci Code, where its north transept portrayed the Vatican. The cathedral is now running a major exhibition entitled ‘Cracking the Code’, which invites you to explore the concepts and symbols in the book and to discover Winchester’s very own images and icons.

Winchester Cathedral

The exhibition runs until 21 July 2006 and is supported by a series of talks at Winchester College Chapel. And for our future historians, there are code-breaking trails and activities for children available throughout the summer. See www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk for more information.

Winchester is set to appear on the big screen once again in early 2007, when it will feature in Shekhar Kapur's 'The Golden Age' - the hotly anticipated follow-up to Kapur's award-winning 'Elizabeth'.

www.visitbritain.com

the apple of Sophie in Da Vinci Code...