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Nel 1948 una ragazza giunge in Israele portando con sĂ©, come ricordo dell'amica piĂč cara, un manoscritto contenente una raccolta di poesie. Ripercorrendo le vicende di tale opera e della sua graduale fortuna letteraria, questo libro presenta la struggente spontaneitĂ e la voglia di vivere di Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger (1924-1942), insieme alle sue domande sull'amore e sulla morte. In una nuova traduzione, le liriche sono qui proposte nella versione filologicamente piĂč fedele all'originale e completate dalle immagini, finora inedite in Italia, che Selma Meerbaum scelse a commento della propria antologia.
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BlĂŒtenlese â Erster Teil
Italiano
ApfelblĂŒten
Italiano
Farben
So blau liegt es ĂŒber dem schneeweiĂen Schnee
und so schwarz sind die grĂŒnen Tannen,
daĂ das ganz leise hinhuschende Reh,
so grau ist wie nie beendbares Weh
das man doch so gernâ möchte bannen.
Schritte knirrschen in Schneemusik
und Winde stĂ€uben die Flocken zurĂŒck
auf die weiĂ ĂŒberschleierten BĂ€ume.
Und BÀnke stehen wie TrÀume.
Lichter fallen u. spielen mit Schatten
unendliche Ringelreihen.
Die fernen Laternen blinken mit mattem
Schein den vom Schneelicht sie leihen.
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Italiano
Kristall
Ganz still. Und viele welke BlÀtter liegen,
wie braunes Gold, in Sonne eingetaucht.
Der Himmel ist sehr blau
und weiĂe Wolken wiegen.
Ein heller Frost den Reif auf BĂ€ume haucht.
Die Tannen stehen frisch und grĂŒn
und ihre Wipfel zeigen in die Luft.
Und rote Buchen schlank und kĂŒhn
hörân auf den Adler dessen Flug sie ruft
und steigen immer höher himmelan.
Einsame BĂ€nke stehen dann und wann
und auch ein biĂchen Gras, schon halb erfroren
die Sonne hatâs zu ihrem Liebling auserkoren.
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Italiano
2323__...Table of contents
- Introduzione
- FLORILEGIO
- Florilegio â Prima parte
- Florilegio â Seconda parte
- BLĂTENLESE
- BlĂŒtenlese â Erster Teil
- Der BlĂŒtenlese â Zweiter Teil