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La Figlia Che Piange (Плача

by T.S. Eliot
Девушка)

Стойка на самой высокой выстилке лестницы -- lean на урне сада --
weave, соткет солнечний свет в ваших волосах -- clasp ваши
цветки к вам с замученным сярпризом -- швыряет их к земле и
поворачивает с resentment беглеца в ваших глазах: Но weave,
соткет солнечний свет в ваших волосах.


Так я имел бы его выйти, поэтому я имел бы ее стойку и загоревать,
поэтому он вышел бы по мере того как душа выходит тело после того как
она сорвана и после того как она поврежена, по мере того как разум
дезертирует тело он использовал. Я должен найти некоторый свет дороги
несравнимо и deft, некоторую дорогу мы, котор оба должны понять,
просто и faithless как усмешка и shake руки.


Она повернула прочь, но с осенью погода вынудила мое воображение много
дней, много дней и много часов: Ее волосы над ей рукоятки и ей
рукоятки вполне цветков. И я интересую как они должны быть совместно!
Я должен потерять жест и представление. Иногда эти cogitations
все еще изумляют побеспокоенную полночь, и отдохновение полдня.


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  Poems by T.S. Eliot
  1. Ash Wednesday
  2. Aunt Helen
  3. A Cooking Egg
  4. Burbank With A Baedeker Bleistein With A
  5. Bustopher Jones The Cat About Town
  6. Four Quartets 1 Burnt Norton
  7. Four Quartets 2 East Coker
  8. Four Quartets 3 The Dry Salvages
  9. Four Quartets 4 Little Gidding
  10. Growltigers Last Stand
  11. Gus The Theatre Cat
  12. Journey Of The Magi
  13. La Figlia Che Piange The Weeping Girl
  14. Macavity The Mystery Cat
  15. Morning At The Window
  16. Mr Mistoffelees
  17. Mungojerrie And Rumpelteazer
  18. Old Deuteronomy
  19. Preludes
  20. Rhapsody On A Windy Night
  21. Skimbleshanks The Railway Cat
  22. Sweeney Among The Nightingales
  23. The Ad-Dressing Of Cats
  24. The Boston Evening Transcript
  25. The Hollow Men
  26. The Love Song Of J Alfred Prufrock
  27. The Naming Of Cats
  28. The Old Gumbie Cat
  29. The Rum Tum Tugger
  30. The Song Of The Jellicles
 
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  Thomas Otway 
  Thomas Warton 
  Tony Harrison 

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