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ALL-TIME 25 POETS
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 02:45 am |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting Quasimodo: Sui - Believe me, in 20 year time, no-one will be able to remember those well-known names such as Ahmet Selçuk İlkan and Zerrin Ozer! |
20 years later you will find yourself crying with zerrin ozer's song and then you will remember me |
Give me your personal info that can help me to find you 20 years later, and if I myself can remember that name in that time, I will remind you of it. Then I will see your facial expression!
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 02:49 am |
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Quoting Quasimodo:
Give me your personal info that can help me to find you 20 years later, and if I myself can remember that name in that time, I will remind you of it. Then I will see your facial expression!
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what 20 years later you will call me and say that, Sui i didnot remember that woman we were talking about?
Quasimodo you are really tragedy... tragicomedy
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 02:53 am |
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 02:53 am |
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Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting Quasimodo:
Give me your personal info that can help me to find you 20 years later, and if I myself can remember that name in that time, I will remind you of it. Then I will see your facial expression!
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what 20 years later you will call me and say that, Sui i didnot remember that woman we were talking about?
Quasimodo you are really tragedy... tragicomedy |
No, I will find you to remind you of Zerrin Ozer and see your frozen-fish-look on your face in that time.
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 02:57 am |
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Quoting vineyards: Are you referring to Giacomo Leopardi? What is the connection apart from both being (also) poets?
They belong to completely different periods. I used Petrarcha because he is the representative of the Italian ballare form and the English sonnet was based on it.
There are many similarities between them. As a matter of fact these two related genres are individually referred to as Petrarchan sonnet and Shakespearen sonnet.
So there is quite a link there. |
In case you didn't know, Leopardi wrote sonnets too. We are not talking about Rennaissance poets here, but about poets only. If you start a thread about RENNAISSANCE poets, we can dicuss about Petrarcha and Shakespeare then. Though it would be dead race again, for Petrarchian and Shakespearean sonnets are two different forms... OK, can we leave these people to dicuss about poetry now, please?
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 03:03 am |
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 03:07 am |
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But please read them in Italian, even if you don't speak that language. Or you will miss their absolute beauty.
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 03:13 am |
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 03:18 am |
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No, I am not Italian, and I can't say I speak Italian. But I can read it, and thanks to my school Latin I can understand it a bit. Anyway, I try to read each poem in its original language (if I am able to, of course), to feel it's rhytm. And I recommend the same to all serious readers and poetry-lovers.
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12 Mar 2007 Mon 03:37 am |
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Thanks for your suggestion. I appreciate it, and I hope I will find in my country.
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