«At the nameless country station / From the coast not far away / Gypsy girls of Finnish native / Boarded one June`s night our train. / / Although Romanies were blond, / The vulgar tongue gave them away, / Wool shawls, over shoulders worn, / Strings of beads of colored jade. / ...»
«“For then my thoughts–from far where I abide– / Intend a zealous pilgrimage to thee…” / William Shakespeare Past altars and stages, / past temples and taverns, / past classy graveyards, / past street market’s jabber, / past peace, and past woe, / past Mecca and Rome, / b...»
«“For then my thoughts–from far where I abide– / Intend a zealous pilgrimage to thee…” / W. Shakespeare Past temples, arenas, / Past taverns and churches, / Past markets and regal / Graveyards, emerging, / Past peace and past woe, / Past Mecca and Rome, / Scorched in blue g...»
«When, after learning things from the beginning, / We start to spell unsophisticated words / And realize that each one has its meaning / Like "Water", "Fire", "Old-man", "Deer", "Herb", / / We childishly are joyful and surprised / That letters were invented for the ages, / ...»