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January 14, 2008
by Guido Monte
Multilingual Poetry
Berlin, forgotten street© 2007 Dario Fiorentino
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(Swans - January 14, 2008)
through the door of a forgotten way,
a silent guardian angel
ashen and sand his clothes hues,
taking two keys out
lets them come in and says: remember...
che di fuor torna chi 'ndietro si guata
who looks back, goes outside—
entered and saw
the secrets of the unknown land,
through the door of a forgotten way
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