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Submit Human Translation | Discuss Poem | Post Poetry | Listen McGill Live O Piano (Verso Do Caderno) by D.H. Lawrence Em algum lugar abaixo desse piano o preto lustroso superb deve esconder o piano da minha me, pequeno e marrom com a parte traseira que estve perto da parede, e a seda desvanecida da parte dianteira, rasgada e as chaves com cavidades pequenas, que os dedos da minha me tinham desgastado. Macia, nas sombras, uma mulher est cantando-me quietamente, com os anos onde eu rastejei para trs para ver a criana de A se sentar sob o piano, no crescimento das cordas de agitao que pressionam os ps poised pequenos da me que sorri enquanto canta O cheio throated a mulher escolheu ganhar, cano vivendo e certamente o corao que est que em mim a obrigao pertence s noites velhas de domingo, quando a escurido vagueou exterior e os hymns brilharam em nossos bordos mornos, porque ns prestamos ateno aos dedos da me deslizar Ou esta minha irm no repouso no gladness primeiramente surpreendido do amor dianteiro velho cantar do quarto, sozinho no gloom. Comear quando me v, e blushing, espalhado para fora a as mos para cobrir o raillery da minha boca, at que eu sou limitado em faixas corao-giradas do seu shame Uma mulher est cantando-mea um ar e hungarian selvagens os braos, e seu bosom e o todo de sua alma esto desencapados e o piano preto grande est clamando porque minha me nunca poderia clamar e os tunes do passado devoured do glamour ravaging desta msica. 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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