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Shancoduff

by Patrick Kavanagh

Le mie colline nere non hanno visto mai il sole aumentare, eternally
sembrano del nord verso Armagh. La moglie del lotto non sarebbe sale
se fosse stata incurious come mie colline nere che sono felici quando
l'alba imbianca il chapel di Glassdrummond.

Le mie colline accumulano gli scellini luminosi di marzo mentre il
sole cerca in ogni tasca. Sono le mie alpi ed ho arrampicato il
Matterhorn con un covone di fieno per tre che periscono partorisco nel
campo sotto il grande avanti di Rocksavage.

I venti sleety fondle le barbe rushy di Shancoduff mentre i
bestiame-cattle-drovers che riparano nel Featherna Bush osservano in
su e dicono: 'chi li possiede colline affamate che la acqua-gallina e
snipe deve forsaken? Un poet? Allora dal cielo deve essere
povero.' Mi sento e sono il mio cuore agitato non male?


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  Translations for this Poem
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 Italian  Portuguese  Korean  Russian
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  Poems by Patrick Kavanagh
  1. Advent
  2. Canal Bank Walk
  3. Epic
  4. In Memory Of My Mother
  5. Memory Of My Father
  6. Peace
  7. Primrose
  8. Shancoduff
  9. Stony Grey Soil
 
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  Philip Larkin 
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  Phillis Wheatley 
  Primo Levi 
   

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