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Submit Human Translation | Discuss Poem | Post Poetry | Listen McGill Live Klavier by D.H. Lawrence Weich in der Dmmerung, singt eine Frau mir; Mich hinunter das Vista von Jahren zurcknehmen, bis ich A Kind sehe, unter dem Klavier, in der Hochkonjunktur der Prickelnzeichenketten zu sitzen und Bettigen das kleine, balanciert Fe einer Mutter, die lchelt, whrend sie singt. Trotz mich verrt die heimtckische Beherrschung des Lieds mich zurck, bis das Herz von mir weint, um den alten Sonntag Abenden zu Hause zu gehren, mit Winterauenseite und -Hymnen im cozy Wohnzimmer, das klingelnde Klavier unser Fhrer. So jetzt ist sie nichtig, damit der Snger in Lrm mit dem groen schwarzen Klavier appassionato birst. Das glamor von childish Tagen ist nach mir, meine Mnnlichkeit wird geworfen unten in der Flut der Erinnerung, ich weinen wie ein Kind whrend der Vergangenheit. American Review | www.PaperLyon.com | McGill Live Radio | Publish

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Poems by D.H. Lawrence After Many Days A Love Song A Spiritual Woman A Winters Tale Baby Tortoise Bavarian Gentians Butterfly Discipline Drunk How Beastly The Bourgeois Is Lui Et Elle Mystery Nothing To Save Piano Snake The Elephant Is Slow To Mate The End The Piano Notebook Version The White Horse Tortoise Family Connections Tortoise Gallantry Tortoise Shell Tortoise Shout To Women As Far As Im Concerned Trees In The Garden Whales Weep Not

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D.H. Lawrence	Dame Edith Sitwell	Dante Alighieri
David Berman	David Ignatow	David Lehman
Delmore Schwartz	Denise Levertov	Derek Walcott
Diane Wakoski	Don Patterson	Donald Hall
Donald Justice	Dorothy Parker	Dylan Thomas

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