Spinoza
Bruma de oro, el Occidente alumbra
la ventana. El asiduo manuscrito
aguarda, ya cargado de infinito.
Alguien construye a Dios en la penumbra.
Entries Tagged as 'Dutch'
POETRY IN TRANSLATION (CD), Jorge BORGES (1899-1986), ARGENTINA – “Benedict Spinoza”, “Benedict Spinoza”
June 29th, 2016 · Comments Off on POETRY IN TRANSLATION (CD), Jorge BORGES (1899-1986), ARGENTINA – “Benedict Spinoza”, “Benedict Spinoza” · Books, Diary, Diaspora, Education, Famous People, International Media, OPINION, PEOPLE, Poetry, quotations, Translations
Tags:"Centre for Romanian Studies - London"·"Constantin Roman"·"Jorge Luis BORGES"·"Poetry in Translation"·17th century·amado·amor·Amsterdam·Argentina·Dăruire·Dios·Dumnezeu·Dutch·editor·enfermedad·hombre·infinito·Iudeu·London·philosopher·poem·poet·poetry·poezie·Portuguese·romanian·Spinoza·traducere·translation·vitralii
Poetry in Translation (CLVIII): Remco CAMPERT (b. 1929, The Hague), “Lost Cause”, “Cauză pierdută”, “Verloren Partij”
December 30th, 2012 · Comments Off on Poetry in Translation (CLVIII): Remco CAMPERT (b. 1929, The Hague), “Lost Cause”, “Cauză pierdută”, “Verloren Partij” · International Media, Poetry, quotations, Translations
Cauză pierdută
În inima cetăţii
i-am spus urmează-ţi drumul
case de jur împrejur
prăbuşindu-se în curând
din lipsă de îngrijire
cauză pierdută
faţa ta
aşa cum mi-o închipuiam
nu s-a mai arătat nicăieri
noaptea stau la cheiul canalului
unde curge negura apelor
şi cuget nu încă
(Rendered in Romanian by Constantin ROMAN, London
© 2012, Copyright Constantin ROMAN)
Tags:"Centre for Romanian Studies"·"Poetry in Translation"·"Remco CAMPERT"·Dutch·English·Olanda·poezia·romanian·traducere·translation·“Cauză pierdută”·“Lost Cause”·“Verloren Partij”
Poetry in Translation (CLII): Jan CAMPERT (1902 – 1943), The Netherlands – “Song of the Eighteen Dead”, (fragment), “Prohod la douăzeci de morţi”
December 24th, 2012 · Comments Off on Poetry in Translation (CLII): Jan CAMPERT (1902 – 1943), The Netherlands – “Song of the Eighteen Dead”, (fragment), “Prohod la douăzeci de morţi” · PEOPLE, Poetry, quotations, Translations
Jan Campert (1902-1943, Netherlands
The Song of the Eigtheen Dead
A cell is but six feet long
and hardly six feet wide,
yet smaller is the patch of ground,
that I now do not yet know,
but where I nameless come to lie,
my comrades all and one,
we eighteen were in number then,
none shall the evening see come.
Prohod la douăzeci de morţi
În temniţa ce m-au închis
de-abea mă pot mişca,
toţi în picioare-nghesuiţi,
încât nu ştiu cum voi putea,
nevolnic să imi fac culcuş,
pe umeda podea.
Noi douăzeci eram atunci,
dar seara nimenea.
(Rendered in Romanian by Constantin ROMAN, London
© 2012, Copyright Constantin ROMAN)
Tags:"al doilea razboi mondial"·"Centre for Romanian Studies - London"·"Constantin Roman"·"Jan Campert"·"Poetry in Translation"·"Poezie din inchisori"·"The Netherlands"·(fragment)·Dutch·inchisoare·London·poet Olanda·poetry·prison·prohot·WWII·“Prohod la douăzeci de morţi”·“Song of the Eighteen Dead”