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“Me” poem by Shurouk Hammoud , image and Italian translation by Lidia Chiarelli
Me
I’m just a heart broken woman
Who wants to know why you had left her
And forgot your shadow on her hands
Printing its pale color
On the palms of all those who shake her hands
I am just a woman
Who tries with poetry
To iron the wrinkles of her salty soul
Before returning it back to heaven
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Io
Sono solo una donna spezzata
Chi vuole sapere perché l’hai lasciata
E hai dimenticato la tua ombra sulle sue mani
Che imprimono il colore pallido
Sulle palme di tutti quelli che stringono le sue mani
Sono solo una donna
Che prova con la poesia
Ad attenuare le rughe della sua anima ferita
Prima di restituirla al paradiso
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Shurouk Hammoud born in 1982 , a Syrian poetess, literary translator, BA of arts graduate and a master degree graduate of text translation, Damascus University.
She has three published poetry collections in Arabic language and one published poetry collection in English titled: (the night papers), in addition; excerpts of her poetry that have been published in many poetry anthologies in France, Serbia, Netherlands and India,
A member of Palestinian writers and journalists union.
An honorary member at NAJI Naaman international library of honorary culture.
Award winner of many local and international poetry awards
The Lonely Rose, poem by Armenuhi Sisyan, image and translation into Italian by Lidia Chiarelli
The Lonely Rose
How tenderly
that lonely rose
smiles to the Sun,
to the Sky,
to me.
Blooming alone,
swinging alone,
while, knowing that she’s lonely
in front of the Sky,
Sun and me.
How beautifully alone is that rose!
What shall I do now?
I’d rather get closer to her,
approach her for the sun
and for the sky as well.
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La rosa solitaria
Quanto teneramente
quella rosa solitaria
sorride al sole,
al cielo,
a me.
Fiorire da sola,
oscillare da sola,
mentre sa che lei è sola
di fronte al Cielo,
il Sole e me.
Quanto è bella da sola quella rosa!
Cosa dovrei fare ora?
Preferirei avvicinarmi a lei,
avvicinarmi a lei per il sole
e anche per il cielo.
“June tears on the fragrant jasmine” fine art photo by Lidia Chiarelli, Italy
#DylanDay 2018 in Poland
#DylanDay celebrated for the first time in Poland – Tarnow Town Library – event curator: Zbigniew Miroslawski
#DylanDay in Torino – May 14 2018
PHOTO CREDIT: Claudio Chiabotti
The Speakers of the Conference: DYLAN THOMAS AND HIS WOMEN
Maria Fiorenza Verde remembers Aeronwy Thomas
