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retirement poem

dicami piů di meno o dicami di piů
il mio dispiacere, quando č qui con me
perchč facciali sempre basamento lŕ che rabbrividisce
basso! 'tis un la notte di gala
sonno dolce nelle vostre tombe humble
la donna molto ha mancato, come denominate a me, chiamata a me
ancora il suo gray oscilla la torretta sopra il mare
lŕ dalla finestra nella vecchia casa
fino alla sua finestra dell'alloggiamento
fra il fumo e nebbia di un pomeriggio di dicembre
e pane del breaketh non di piů
era molte e molto un anno fa

 



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