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Scontro fra titani Nella Casa tremano le mura. Scoppia una lunga lite In Casa tremano le pareti e Mauro, non si capisce se per strategia o per carattere, infiamma e innervosisce gli animi di tutti, nessun escluso. Dopo il primo scontro avuto con Massimo, il nordico salumiere manca di rispetto prima a Mara e Carmela, poi a George e Marco. Per il più piccolo di Casa ha parole pesanti: Hai solo diciotto anni. Ti porto a casa, a scuola e in chiesa , dice provocatorio aspettando risposta. Ma la risposta arriva da George che, fermato dai compagni, si trattiene con le mani sul volto, cercando di soffocare la rabbia alla quale vorrebbe volentieri cedere. Davide e Tullio cercano di placarlo mentre Carmela propone di riservagli solo l'arma migliore, l'indifferenza. Mauro è entrato da meno di un giorno e sono già scintille...

CHIUSO IL PASSANTE - Nella giornata di sabato il passante di Mestre è stato chiuso e il traffico è stato deviato sulla tangenziale. Lo aveva deciso la società Autostrade Padova-Venezia. Si era cercato così di ridurre le code dell'esodo. Un incolonnamento di automezzi aveva cominciato a formarsi già dalla notte arrivando a raggiungere fino a 30 chilometri di fila. Le auto, incanalate sulla tangenziale, sono così tornate sulla vecchia strada, dopo l'inaugurazione del Passante che si pensava risolvesse i problemi di traffico. NEW : http://www.inindia.it/index.htm http://www.apnu.net/ http://www.youtube.com/user/neoumanesimo1 http://it.youtube.com/user/neoumanesimo http://yogaesalute.blogspot.com/ http://bimbinyoga.blogspot.com/ http://www.prout.it/ La modernità ha fallito. Bisogna costruire un nuovo umanesimo, altrimenti il pianeta non si salva. — Albert Einstein

Heres a virtual movie of the legendary French poet Charles Baudelaire (1821 - 1867) reading his poem "Réversibilité" (Reversibility). The superb reading is by Pierre Viala Charles Baudelaire was a 19th century French poet, translator, and literary and art critic whose reputation rests primarily on Les Fleurs du mal; (1857;The Flowers of Evil) which was perhaps the most important and influential poetry collection published in Europe in the 19th century. Similarly, his Petits poèmes en prose (1868; "Little Prose Poems") was the most successful and innovative early experiment in prose poetry of the time. Known for his highly contraversial, and often dark poetry, as well as his translation of the tales of Edgar Allan Poe, Baudelaire's life was filled with drama and strife, from financial disaster to being prosecuted for obscenity and blasphemy. Long after his death many look upon his name as representing depravity and vice: Others see him as being the poet of modern civilization, seeming to speak directly to the 20th century. Kind Regards Jim Clark All rights are reserved on this video recording copyright Jim Clark 2008 Réversibilité Ange plein de gaieté, connaissez-vous l'angoisse, La honte, les remords, les sanglots, les ennuis, Et les vagues terreurs de ces affreuses nuits Qui compriment le coeur comme un papier qu'on froisse? Ange plein de gaieté, connaissez-vous l'angoisse? Ange plein de bonté, connaissez-vous la haine, Les poings crispés dans l'ombre et les larmes de fiel, Quand la Vengeance bat son infernal rappel, Et de nos facultés se fait le capitaine? Ange plein de bonté connaissez-vous la haine? Ange plein de santé, connaissez-vous les Fièvres, Qui, le long des grands murs de l'hospice blafard, Comme des exilés, s'en vont d'un pied traînard, Cherchant le soleil rare et remuant les lèvres? Ange plein de santé, connaissez-vous les Fièvres? Ange plein de beauté, connaissez-vous les rides, Et la peur de vieillir, et ce hideux tourment De lire la secrète horreur du dévouement Dans des yeux où longtemps burent nos yeux avide! Ange plein de beauté, connaissez-vous les rides? Ange plein de bonheur, de joie et de lumières, David mourant aurait demandé la santé Aux émanations de ton corps enchanté; Mais de toi je n'implore, ange, que tes prières, Ange plein de bonheur, de joie et de lumières! — Charles Baudelaire Reversibility Angel full of gaiety, do you know anguish, Shame, remorse, sobs, vexations, And the vague terrors of those frightful nights That compress the heart like a paper one crumples? Angel full of gaiety, do you know anguish? Angel full of kindness, do you know hatred, The clenched fists in the darkness and the tears of gall, When Vengeance beats out his hellish call to arms, And makes himself the captain of our faculties? Angel full of kindness, do you know hatred? Angel full of health, do you know Fever, Walking like an exile, moving with dragging steps, Along the high, wan walls of the charity ward, And with muttering lips seeking the rare sunlight? Angel full of health, do you know Fever? Angel full of beauty, do you know wrinkles, The fear of growing old, and the hideous torment Of reading in the eyes of her he once adored Horror at seeing love turning to devotion? Angel full of beauty, do you know wrinkles? Angel full of happiness, of joy and of light, David on his death-bed would have appealed for health To the emanations of your enchanted flesh; But of you, angel, I beg only prayers, Angel full of happiness, of joy and of light! Author: poetryanimations Keywords: Baudelaire poem animation Réversibilité une passante L'Ennemi Les Fleurs du mal Poem Animation Movie french francais belloc manley hopkins Added: August 24, 2008