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Submit Human Translation | Discuss Poem | Post Poetry | Listen McGill Live Il Ponticello by Russell Edson Nelle sue corse viene ad un ponticello fatto interamente delle ossa. Prima dell'incrocio scrive una lettera alla sua madre: Cara madre, congettura che cosa? la scimmia ha morso casualmente fuori di una delle sue mani mentre mangiava una banana. Ora sono al piede di un ponticello dell'osso. Sar presto incrocio esso. Non so se trover le colline e le valli fatte di carne dall'altro lato, o notte semplicemente costante, villaggi di sonno. La scimmia scolding me per l'istruzione lui migliorare. Sto lasciandolo portare il mio casco del midollo per consolation. Gli assomigli del ponticello ad una di quelle ricostruzioni scheletriche di un dinosaur enorme uno vede in un museo. La scimmia sta guardando il ceppo del suo polso e scolding me ancora. Gli offro un'altra banana ed ottiene molto furious, come se lo abbia insultato. Domani attraverseremo il ponticello. Scriver voi dall'altro lato se posso; se non, cercare un segno... American Review | www.PaperLyon.com | McGill Live Radio | Publish

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Poems by Russell Edson Accidents Angels Antimatter Ape Ape And Coffee A Historical Breakfast A Journey Through The Moonlight A Performance At Hog Theater A Stone Is Nobodys Conjugal Counting Sheep Elephant Dormitory Erasing Amyloo Grass Hands Mr Brain One Lonely Afternoon On The Eating Of Mice Paying The Captain Sleep Soup Song The Alfresco Moment The Autopsy The Breast The Bridge The Changeling The Closet The Death Of A Fly The Fall The Family Monkey The Father Of Toads The Fight The Floor The Gentlemen In The Meadow The Having To Love Something Else The Lighted Window The Man Rock The Marionettes Of Distant Masters The Melting The Ox The Pattern The Philosophers The Pilot The Position The Road The Rats Tight Schedule The Reason Why The Closet-Man Is Nev The Sad Message The Theory The Toy-Maker The Tree The Wounded Breakfast Vomit You

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R.S. Thomas	Rainer Maria Rilke	Ralph Emerson
Randall Jarrell	Raymond Carver	Richard Brautigan
Richard Crashaw	Richard Hugo	Richard Lovelace
Richard Wilbur	Robert Browning	Robert Burns
Robert Creeley	Robert Francis	Robert Frost
Robert Graves	Robert Herrick	Robert Lowell
Robert Pinsky	Robert Service	Rudyard Kipling
Rupert Brooke	Russell Edson

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