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Post by jayK on Mar 1, 2004 2:08:47 GMT -5
Do you remeber the poem La Beatrice wasn't that translated to be evil?
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Post by xangelkimzx on Mar 1, 2004 12:13:02 GMT -5
Well really I haven't actually read that poem, though it sounds cool. I <3 poetry, will someone plz send it moi??
Kimia
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Post by Pucca on Mar 1, 2004 13:24:42 GMT -5
I've heard of it, it was on this website, yeah, it was supposed to be evil or something like that. Maybe Lemony made the name beatrice up just to give the heeling of haterd towards her, as if she was evil to leave him?
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Post by negativenine on Mar 1, 2004 18:21:41 GMT -5
Ummm... I don't think it directly meant she was evil... I don't really remember. But don't you think you should post this in that thread so people actually can relate to the poem and see what it says?
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Post by Luigi on Mar 1, 2004 19:20:56 GMT -5
...What?
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Post by Jacques the Environmentalist on Mar 1, 2004 20:50:40 GMT -5
No! Go to this one La Beatrice thread, erm, well, somewhere, ask Snickelsea Fires about it but Beatrice=Mrs. Ba- I mean, not evil!
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Post by negativenine on Mar 2, 2004 17:20:05 GMT -5
Come again?
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Post by Jacques the Environmentalist on Mar 2, 2004 18:09:14 GMT -5
<sighs> Ask Snick-Snifter fires(she changed her name) where she put her La Beatrice translation, aw heck let me post it! On ash-covered ground, calcined, without greenery, As I complained to nature one day, And then to my thought, I would start, Slowly sharpening the dagger over my heart: I live in midday sun with a cloud over my head As large as a storm, dismal, descended, Carrying vicious demons in droves, Like cruel and curious dwarves. They coldly considered me as in a mirror, And, like passers by about a madman they admire, I heard between themselves many a laugh and whisper, And saw many a sign and wink of the eyes shared: —"Let us contemplate at our leisure this caricature, This shade of Hamlet imitating his posture, The indecisive eyes and the wind-blown hair. Is it not a great pity to see this actor, This beggar, this bon vivant, comedian of the heart, Because he can so skillfully play his part, Try to interest in the song of his sorrows The eagles and crickets, the rivers and flowers, And even to us, the authors of these old charades, Rehearsing in howls his public tirades?" I could have (my pride as high as the mountains Ruling the cloud and the cry of the demons) Simply turned my sovereign head away, Had I not seen among their obscene array, Crimes that should have made the sun itself reel! The queen of my heart with a look unequaled, Who laughed with them at my dark distress And sometimes poured on them a dirty caress That's a lot more than the poem in the bb, but it's full length of the same thing. And that last part was me hiding my Beatrice-baudmom belief.
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