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Bosco
02:46
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Oh vecchio bosco, pieno d’albatrelli,
Che sai di funghi e spiri la malia,
Cui tutto già io scampanellare odia,
Di cicale invisibili e d’uccelli,
In te vivono i fauni ridarelli,
Che hanno le sussurranti auree in balia
Vive la ninfa e i passi lenti spia,
Bionda tra le interrotte onde i capelli.
Di ninfe albeggia in mezzo alla ramaglia
Or si or no, che se il desio le vinca,
L’occhio alcuna ne attinge e il sol le bacia.
Dileguano; e pur viva è la boscaglia,
Viva sempre nei fior della pervinca
E nelle lunghe ciocche dell’acacia.
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Universo che Stress
04:21
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Pollicino
03:40
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Quanta Strada C'è
04:52
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La Mia Sera
04:13
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Gloria Fuzzi Bologna, Italy
Italian storyteller, more American, for the sake of freedom.
I sing Giovanni Pascoli poems, a great poet (1855-1912),
whose sister was my great-grandmother, so the voice of the heart guides me in search of sounds, emotions, dreams, colours, a huge keyboard of the soul.
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