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Le déchirer Vers le bas

by Jack Gilbert

Nous découvrons le coeur seulement en démantelant ce que le coeur
sait. En redéfinissant le matin, nous trouvons un matin qui vient
juste aprés l'obscurité. Nous pouvons traverser le mariage en
mariage. En insistant pour l'amour que nous l'abîmons, obtenons au
delà de l'affection et marchons dans l'eau bouche-profond dans
l'amour. Nous devons unlearn les constellations pour voir les
étoiles. Mais retourner vers l'enfance n'aidera pas. Le village n'est
pas meilleur que Pittsburgh. Seulement Pittsburgh est plus que
Pittsburgh. Rome est meilleur que Rome de la même manière le bruit
des langues de raccoon léchant les murs intérieurs du baquet
d'ordures est plus que l'agitation d'eux dans le fumier des ordures.
L'amour n'est pas assez. Nous mourons pour toujours et sommes mis dans
la terre. Nous devrions exiger tandis qu'il y a temps immobile. Nous
devons manger par le wildness de son corps doux déjà dans notre lit
pour atteindre le corps dans ce corps.


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  Translations for this Poem
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  Poems by Jack Gilbert
  1. Divorce
  2. In Dispraise Of Poetry
  3. In Umbria
  4. Poetry Is A Kind Of Lying
  5. Portrait Number Five Against A New Yo
  6. Rain
  7. Recovering Amid The Farms
  8. Searching For Pittsburgh
  9. Tear It Down
  10. The Abnormal Is Not Courage
  11. The Forgotten Dialect Of The Heart
  12. The Great Fires
 
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  Jack Gilbert 
  Jack Kerouac 
  Jack Prelutsky 
  Jack Spicer 
  James A. Emanuel 
  James Schuyler 
  James Tate 
  James Wright 
  Jane Kenyon 
  Jean Cocteau 
  Jean Toomer 
  Jim Carroll 
  John Betjeman 
  John Clare 
  John Donne 
  John Dryden 
  John Keats 
  John Masefield 
  John Milton 
  John Wilmot 
  Jon Anderson 
  Jonathan Swift 
  Jorge Luis Borges 
  Jorie Graham 
  Joseph Brodsky 
  Joseph Warton 
  Judy Grahn 

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