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Rosa nascosta- [Hidden Rose]

Italian:

Voi siete come una bella rosa,
così offerta, così dolce,
Tuttavia dietro i vostri occhi attiranti,
Siete nient'altro che
Qualcosa che non possa avere.


English:

You- you’re like a beautiful rose,
So tender, so sweet,
Yet behind your luring eyes,
You’re nothing more than something
That I can’t have.

Author notes

I'm actually not sure why I wrote this.. I was in a sad mood, and its kindov true about some1..
thanks

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  • SeaWithYourHeart
    February 13, 2009

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    Beautiful. I know the language and it was so beautifully composed in italian as well as english.
    very docile and enchanting wityh a dash of romantic loss. thankyou so much for writing this.

    una bella poesia
    a beautiful poem (in italian)


  • penman gold member
    February 12, 2009
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    Excellent

    Wow, great write in two languages. Best of luck in the contest.


  • PrabhuDayal Khattar silver member
    February 6, 2009

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    Humm..well said..and well concieved poetry my friend...very much mature thought is weaved here..thanks for sharing..

  • Bad Bill gold member
    February 2, 2009
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    Nicely written - and I love the sting in the tail!

    Good one,
    Bill


  • Note The Sarcasm
    February 1, 2009
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    Please explain to me why you wrote this in your authors note. That was asked as part of the rules. (and yes, this is perfectly okay. )


  • Note The Sarcasm
    February 1, 2009

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    I wish I could hear this being spoken. I've always thought that Italian sounds beautiful. Too bad I don't know pronunciation and therefor can't read it right. But I really like how this is so sweet at first and then I don't really know the word to describe how it ends. I know the word, but I can't think of it. Ugh, I hate it when this happens. But I really like this. Great write!

  • A-muse-in-writer
    January 31, 2009
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    Wow, love that.

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