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bisli nazbi .i je cisma ckaji fa le cadzu be le klaji vi lo nalterganzu jmaji .i je jamfu sruri fa re mapra sai tupcutci .i le ni gleki kei cu dunli le ni glare kufra ru'i .i tolxendo catlu fa lo drata vi le dargu .i je ku'i xanka claxu .i lo ka virnu cu ca calku .i je cadzu ranji .i na jundi ro le xladji .i je sanga da noi ralci gi'e pensi le se lacri .i lo pendo .e lo prami lo ka sidju kei cu traji .i na nitcu lo nu lanli lo se jinvi be lo xlali .i je bisli nazbi .i je cisma ckaji fa le cadzu be le klaji vi lo nalterganzu jmaji
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Nov 18, 2023
Nov 18, 2023 at 12:11 AM UTC
le mapra tupcutci
Está frio o tempo E está forte o vento Mas o rosto está contento Que não falta aquecimento Porque na figura No caminho pela rua As botinhas são felpudas Refletindo as doçuras E maldosamente olha As pessoas na recolha Mas ela nunca está nervosa E sempre porta-se garbosa E a sua processão Nessa grande multidão Não precisa de permissão E é doce a sua canção Porque o amor e o amizade Para ela são bastantes E não há necessidade Atentar ao desplante E está frio o tempo E está forte o vento Mas o rosto está contento Que não falta aquecimento
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Dec 8, 2023
Dec 8, 2023 at 8:25 PM UTC
As Botas Felpudas
Toasty toes And a frosty nose And a smile that glows As along her way she goes Because on her feet Are a warm and fuzzy treat That are tapping down the street In a lovely laid-back beat And she sees the stares And she feels the passing glares But she hardly even cares It's a challenge no-one dares So she walks along Weaving proudly through the throng And she sings her carefree song Just so happy to belong As her lover and friends Never judge her based on trends There's no need to make amends With a world that just contends Toasty toes And a frosty nose And a smile that glows As along her way she goes
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Jun 7, 2022
Jun 7, 2022 at 9:53 PM UTC
The Fuzzy Boots
gentle water lapping the hull bossa nova clinking glasses a tickle of the piano's ivory keys and you're lost in giant strawberries of a daiquiri dribbling down your chin onto your palm frond top and shorts while you swing and sway poolside tomorrow Ocho Rios Jamaica but today sun and sea tonight the crown stars and a ruby juicy fingernail moon Whit Howland © 2019
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Jul 14, 2019
Jul 14, 2019 at 4:54 AM UTC
Carribean Cruise
After the 24th revolution of the longhand on the clock, the radio plays bossa nova jazz all night and me, I sit awake in an empty studio replaying the day in my head as I row alone across the lake of my notebook as some now-deceased artist sings about a 17-year old girl living on Montenegro St. as beads of moonlight drip from the blade of the paddle back into the lake as my arms push and pull and push and pause mid-row to catch the rhythm and blues of solitude.
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Sep 15, 2016
Sep 15, 2016 at 2:19 AM UTC
On the Rhythm and Blues of Solitude
Small and observant, this girl child already loves her solitude. Dark eyes taking in everything for much later, long hair a little mussed-up, tumbling over feet pyjamas, she stands quietly in the doorway of her little bedroom. Across old parquet floors, into spare white rooms she gazes at the grown-ups in their party clothes, secretly planning that someday she will be one of them. Plain white origami birds, suspended from the high vintage ceilings, hand-made from her poet-mother's typing paper, are the only decorations. The soft, indirect lighting, all invented by her father out of simple things, creates a perfect visual tone. This quiet inventor has also chosen jazz he loves to animate the evening for his friends. These grown-ups in their party clothes, yellows, greens and reds, puffy skirts, stiletto heels, men in simple suits, white shirts, thin black ties, talented painters, holocaust survivors, intellectuals, talking, laughing, smoking too much, martini glasses in hand. What stayed with her most was the music, and the way it brought the whole world right to her. Jazz from here in her native city, Soft, sultry Bossa Nova that her soul knew even better. Only some of what she saw that night became the life she chose. The intimacy of observing, of silently forming words around what she saw, talking and laughing with friends, loving passionately, getting scorched to the bone, and the music, the music.... The music would always stay with her, leading her across wide expanses of this beautiful old world to the parts of it that she would someday taste, and see. Her life would become the stretching wide open of her heart. To love it all, to write about it all. to give this back, someday, to the music, and to this big, beautiful old world.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
Bossa Nova in Manhattan
Small and observant, this girl child already loves her solitude. Dark eyes taking in everything for much later, long hair a little mussed-up, tumbling over feet pyjamas, she stands quietly in the doorway of her little bedroom. Across old parquet floors, into spare white rooms she gazes at the grown-ups in their party clothes, secretly planning that someday she will be one of them. Plain white origami birds, suspended from the high vintage ceilings, hand-made from her poet-mother's typing paper, are the only decorations. The soft, indirect lighting, all invented by her father out of simple things, creates a perfect visual tone. This quiet inventor has also chosen jazz he loves to animate the evening for his friends. These grown-ups in their party clothes, yellows, greens and reds, puffy skirts, stiletto heels, men in simple suits, white shirts, thin black ties, talented painters, holocaust survivors, intellectuals, talking, laughing, smoking too much, martini glasses in hand. What stayed with her most was the music, and the way it brought the whole world right to her. Jazz from here in her native city, Soft, sultry Bossa Nova that her soul knew even better. Only some of what she saw that night became the life she chose. The intimacy of observing, of silently forming words around what she saw, talking and laughing with friends, loving passionately, getting scorched to the bone, and the music, the music.... The music would always stay with her, leading her across wide expanses of this beautiful old world to the parts of it that she would someday taste, and see. Her life would become the stretching wide open of her heart. To love it all, to write about it all. to give this back, someday, to the music, and to this big, beautiful old world.
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Here we are again At the same restaurant Listening to the same bossa nova tune Our feet are tapping This setting is too familiar "Let's leave this place" And you agree, wholeheartedly "Yes, darling. Let's make new adventures"
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 11:29 AM UTC
Outra Vez