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A translation is no translation, he said, unless it will...

A translation is no translation, he said, unless it will give you the music of a poem along with the words of it.

Quote by John Millington Synge about language, music

Poetry is what gets lost in translation

Poetry is what gets lost in translation

Quote by Robert Frost about poetry

It has since been agreed that speeches given in English will be translated into French and vice versa, and even into German and Italian when necessary. No doubt translations into Esperanto will also soon be in demand.

Quote by Fredrik Bajer about vice, doubt

When roads and trees are dressing themselves in white, far away or just a step from one from the other, souls of dreamers are wrapping themselves in poetry. RightWords Translation

Quote by Mariana Fulger about philosophy, poetry

After immeasurable joy necessarily comes the sadness, joy makesthe blood boil, and this produces an unpleasant and painful feeling that needs to born the sadness. RightWords Translation

Quote by Mihai Eminescu about joy, sadness, blood

I salute my angel every day I salute my angel every day good morning Mr. angel I tell him, but no answer I always make two coffees, but one usually remains untouched I asked him about one or two things, generaly speaking I have intrest...

Quote by Liviu Nanu about poetry, language, day, bad, future, things, good, good luck

There is one in me There is one in me who struggles to fly And another has drawn deep into the abyss To suffering and love for humans I rise an ascending with an wide open thunderlight! RightWords translation

Quote by Constantin Obadă about poetry, people, suffering, love

Ravens I am feeling words as if they were some ravens with the implanted beak in my heart feeding on night after night with my blood, growing like in a nest, well warmed, protected, reinforcing their wings and then ascending...

Quote by Paul Sarbu about poetry, night, blood, celebrity, stars, heart, life

The small gifts Small gifts of air and tired light, Of a more distant God. Vague signs On the back of his graphs. When everything you have love is sinking slowly In air, light, in the mud of brain... And remain... What remain? Small...

Quote by Alexandru Musina about gifts, air, light, astrology, brain, god, things, dream, fall, eyes

Expectation I'm in an expectation Only the children are passing near it playing slowly with everything existing around them from buildings ready to collapse to the most pure form of some streets surrended to wind every day. They are...

Quote by Andrei Novac about expectation, children, clothes, sky, day, life

The most simiklar two households equipments are the washing machine and TV set. The first one washes clothes and second one brains. RightWords Translation

Quote by Corneliu Vadim Tudor about aphorisms, clothes

Thank you, beloved mother Thank you, beloved mother my star from dawn! without you I am afraid that the planet would get colder. I have worn your vigor, you have grown me, you have blossomed me for your dear mother the sun stays in...

Quote by Corneliu Vadim Tudor about mother, immortality, miracle, celebrity, sun, law, light, secret, nature, heart

A weak world a weak world. the rebellion is in me I withwraw into hell. in the hell of my own words. here, the last of the possible adventures which I can support without tearing myself apart, without breaking, without screaming. but I...

Quote by Angela Marinescu about world, hell

My anxiety poem I write a poem today it will die tomorrow. It rises on its shivering feet of words it catches my attention and pulse as a living creature in another century - higher, unborn - and rises up, upper and upper, from...

Quote by Olimpiu Nusfelean about poetry, silence, attention, common sense, sense

What angel saves, /strong> What saves angel, in century, the rose from neutral coloring, I still know. Beyond, I do not know the ritual: what angel saves neurosis when the tears, in harps, are passing a blood as the one from tarnished...

Quote by Serban Foarta about poetry, tears, blood, flowers, grace

Mild automn as your soul Shy the light falls smoothly from hands Smelling like an abundant autumn, a late moment The love is mighty and gentle as your soul And fields full of thought and flowers wept in secret What eager young man seems...

Quote by Emilia Dabu about poetry, autumn, soul, flowers, word, light, secret, thinking, god, moment

I wish... I wish... To let ourselves be killed again monotonically By the arrows thrown by Cupid. I wish... A drop of scented rain To wash the black past, everythinhg that was once. I wish... Your heart to be a white sheet of...

Quote by Florin Muscalu about poetry, wish, heart, rain, celebrity, magic, name, past, writing, love

Harvest I will lose myself: and I carry in mouth the bitter language: an infinite of white bodies I have remembered on whose womb I hoped to sit my tone belonging to an ideal of perfection! RightWords Translation

Quote by Cezar Ivanescu about poetry, bitter, perfection, language, infinite, ideal

Realm With many other would look like - any monotonous scenery in its perspective Only here it is in spring twinkles The Evening Star, as baby in embryo RightWords Translation

Quote by Eugen Cioclea about poetry, vision, spring, celebrity

Forgotten calls Behind the point of lines. The void Covers sadness. Only the wind blows Rusty snow In corners. Oh, calls without spirit and without Splendor. The smiling is covered with verdigris And beggars are changing their...

Quote by Romulus Cojocaru about poetry, sadness, destiny, spirit, moment

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