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13 ottobre 2009 | 
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Tag: bellezza, carnivori, felidi, felini, Panthera tigris, poesie romane, poesie romanesche, roma, romanità, tigre, trilussa, William Blake | 
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Pubblicato in Animali letteratura arte e poesia |
Tag: felini, grandi felini, ligabue, poesie romanesche, roma, sonetti, tigre, trilussa |
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La mosca era gelosa Dio sa come
d’una Farfalla piena di colori.
Tu -je diceva – te sei fatta un nome
perchè te la svolazzi tra li fiori:
ma ogni volta che vedo le ali tue
co’ tutto quer velluto e quer ricamo
nun me posso scordà quann’eravamo
poveri verminetti tutti e due …
Già, – disse la Farfalla – ma bisogna
che t’aricordi pure un’antra cosa:
io nacqui tra le foje d’una rosa
e tu su ‘na carogna
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