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    Versi, rime e sprazzi...: Lo scrigno delle emozioni
    Versi, rime e sprazzi...: Lo scrigno delle emozioni
    Versi, rime e sprazzi...: Lo scrigno delle emozioni
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    Versi, rime e sprazzi...: Lo scrigno delle emozioni

    By Marti Gruter

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    A che serve scrivere poesie oggigiorno? A nulla, dicono tutti. 
    A che serve leggere poesie di questi tempi? Ancora meno, sentenziano ridacchiando. 
    Eppure, messa in versi, l’esperienza della vita diventa eterna e disponibile anche agli altri: si ferma e non scappa più.
    Quante volte, non sapendo che strada prendere, abbiamo sperato di incontrare qualcuno che sapesse e gentilmente ci spiegasse dove andare: tutti dovremmo star pronti a dare le giuste indicazioni a un viandante spaesato che a noi s’affida. 
    L'importante di una poesia non è che piaccia, ma che sia chiara e comprensibile, altrimenti aumenta la confusione, inutilmente. Del resto, solo per vanità o ipocrisia potrebbe piacere qualcosa che non si capisce... e quanta vanità e quanta ipocrisia si trovano intorno ad ogni forma d’arte modernisticamente intesa e ai suoi cervellotici cultori!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMarti Gruter
    Release dateMay 18, 2020
    ISBN9788826085319
    Versi, rime e sprazzi...: Lo scrigno delle emozioni

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      Versi, rime e sprazzi... - Marti Gruter

      Ringraziamenti

      Ad Deum (agosto 2018)

      Lieto fine: la più grande gioia per un padre, essere riconosciuto come tale dal figlio.

      Un giorno qualunque

      mi hai posato

      su'un cuore di mamma

      e un giorno qualunque

      mi hai colto da terra

      maturo, ammaccato.

      Lacrime di stupore

      singhiozzano:

      non ho fatto abbastanza...

      Sul capo chino

      le tue carezze soavi:

      che importa,

      ti sei accorto di me

      e non m'hai più

      dimenticato.

      Badgastein (luglio 2018)

      La Natura va amata e temuta.

      Poderose,

      tra rocce e gelido muschio,

      donde cascate

      assordanti, minacciose

      e dove andate?

      Pavida all’erta

      la fario vi scruta

      e aspetta da voi

      un poco di pace.

      Anch’io vi temo,

      rallentate...

      del bosco incantato

      i caldi profumi

      sentite...

      coi raggi di luce

      tra ombrose frasche

      giocate...

      e se il vento

      bisbiglia la vita,

      ascoltate!

      LONTANO DA CASA (agosto 2018)

      Dedicata ai cuscini stranieri.

      Come ti voglio,

      quanto mi manchi.

      Vagano invano la notte

      mani ed affanni

      e allora, ti sogno:

      la guancia si posa,

      il braccio s’avvinghia,

      languido

      il bacio si scioglie

      sulla pelle di raso...

      quanto mi manchi

      e come ti voglio.

      ALGARVE (giugno 2018)

      Da questo mare son partiti i fatidici sogni dell'Infante di Portogallo.

      Come fossi

      giovane ancora

      in cerca di cose mai viste,

      rovisto e m’inzuppo

      tra ciottoli

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