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Soggetto della tragedia è quello ovidiano, dal quale trasse origine la famosa novella: quella di Giulietta e Romeo che, del Novellino [1475] di Masuccio Salernitano, fu rielaborata nel 1500 da Luigi da Porto e da Matteo Bandello; ed emigrò poi in Inghilterra, dove Shakespeare ne trasse l'immortale tragedia "Romeo and Juliet"; mentre inserì l'episodio stesso di Piramo e Tisbe nel Sogno di Una Notte di mezza estate. Tale soggetto, immortalato dal sommo Shakespeare, l'ho interpretato esotericamente e mi sono soffermato a stabilire l'origine e poi l'effetto delle azioni umane. Facendo mie le parole del grande Alfieri, rivolgo al pubblico la preghiera di accogliere Tisbe, come un raggio, che rischiari l'animo umano e ne esalti i valori spirituali.

A tragic poem that narrates the death of the butterfly in the era mythology of our planetMyriads of bees pollinate and create honey and struggle to defend it from swarms of insectsThe butterfly, drunk with the aroma of honey, falls, shattering in the flowing; gluey whirlpool from the honeycomb.Transforming into sweetness and nourishing life. Special Bilingual Edition, including The Death of the Butterfly, a tragic poem (Italian Edition).

Concepito e creato in vernacolo abruzzese per esaltare la bellezza della Regione, il carattere della sua gente, i tesori millenari della sua cultura, tradizioni, miti e leggende.Per elogiare i prodotti della terra, coltivata con amore, l'artigianato e le arti, le persone che l'hanno amata ed immortalata.

A poignant lamentation for the destruction we have wrought and a call to attention. In 1963, Glen Canyon dam was constructed over Navajo, Hopi, Paiute, Ute and Pueblo ancestral lands. Its construction wrought immense destructive changes to the ecosystem and to the many species living there. Situated within the conversation between a tourist to the United States and a Diné elder who each visit the dam over many years, Elegy on Glen Canyon draws the reader into a profound lamentation. This powerful little book of verse speaks to the ways an expansionist, capitalist approach have violently defaced indigenous cultures and the complex ecosystems they inhabit. It also offers spaces to reclaim lost phrases, obsolete words and forms of attention. The rhythmic repetitions that name the dead and the sanctity of the living deserve to be read out loud.

"Bucolic Preludes" is a milestone in the Ecologic Revival of Erotokritos and Virgil, exalting the Fauna-Flora of Catalonia's still green land with 2880 Rhymed Verses. Come out to breathe pure air over meadows, Barefoot to run and roll over soft grass, Allowing freedom to your younger lassTo win the race in chasing gold rainbows.

The present booklet is dedicated to the Japanese people, whose culture inspires the world to the worship of nature and its creatures. * Now, the children of Mother EarthHave found the true love again, Abreast with all the tenderChlorophylliferous cymelets, Surging toward the light of the sun, Stretching peaceful hearts to the stars, Reaching out for love and embracing, Embracing all the living treesIn this green valley of dreams!