Monday, January 10, 2011

Short Welcome Address Sample

05. Parole granted: Bl'isteria




voice Martina Fields
organ Mario Sboarina


arrangements: Mario Sboarina

words granted to You who are
( a poem Martina Fields, a music Mario Sboarina)
by the project: Hands and something else
( http:// maniequalcosaltro.blogspot.com /)


Licenza Creative Commons
Il brano Bl'isteria di Tu che sei (Martina Campi e Mario Sboarina) è protetto da una licenza 


(video di Martina)


e le parole:

Bl'isteria



I.

A perdere dalla pelle viva carne al vento
sul marciapiede cammino

in tatters
-inconstancy
- (in) A compensation

hands and arms that are abandoned
in diseased skin, which is
and burn without oxygen, however

oxygen. Or cure nor
flowers, lemons suffering
air-continental climate-abandonment,
browsing listless in most notebooks
whole tobacco plants.




II.

The long, narrow room smoky
hotels, yellowed
corners - in the last twenty-deprived
crumpled empty blister screaming
incubators no longer centered habits
bodily experience of abandonment

muscles, which are also devoted to the simplest

imbalance of the stiffness or shape, harnesses oscillating
minutes to spare: all carriers
mobility, choice. And the precision of
professionalism, fairness

: not smooth out differences of love
sensitive to the touch.




III.

It speaks the language of science. We talk about concepts now familiar to most things although not well defined in space that contains us right now.
and various diseases, types, treatments, and customers that I am, I feel that.

Seated, we travel, we are here with aching soul.
Le fasi sono fasi lunari.

Aggrappati alle inferriate come un ragno che non conosce amore, né abbandono. La mia soffice rete. La tua notte lunga, qui fuori, qui fuori appena appena. Appena. Strisciamo zampette nere pelose sul calcestruzzo: raccolgo denti, caduti come briciole dal secondo piano. Briciole come pietre.
Il mio pezzo di dente. Il tuo calcedonio nastrato.

Depositi di neve. A elencare caratteristiche. Depositi di neve: bianca. Bianca. La bianca soffice che respira. Tu che sei, tu che senti.
Nel più feroce e doloroso silenzio. Aprite! Aprite? Qualcuno





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La poesia Bl'isteria of Martina Fields is protected by a license

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