Gioielli Rubati 133: Luisa Zambrotta – Francesco Marotta – Marco G. Maggi – Renata Agazzi – Gionata Indaco – Gil Ferando – Antonio Bianchetti – Luca Gamberini.

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Questo numero della rubrica è visibile anche qui: https://ilmondodibabajaga.wordpress.com/ ringrazio Daniela Cerrato per la gentile, amichevole, collaborazione. Ricordi una foto ingiallita una lettera sgualcita un fiore secco tra le pagine di un libro una canzone ascoltata e ascoltata e ascoltata il sapore di un bacio e i nostri abiti sul pavimento…

28 February 2021 luisa zambrotta31 Comments

Buon compleanno Mal!🥂

Ricordate Mal dei Primitives? Mal (pseudonimo di Paul Bradley Couling) oggi compie settantasette anni. Il cantante gallese naturalizzato italiano, divenne famoso negli anni sessanta prima con i Primitives e poi come solista.Nel 1969 raggiunse il primo posto in classifica con “Pensiero d’amore“, conquistando il pubblico con la sua bella voce chiara, forte e con quel… Read More Buon compleanno Mal!🥂

27 February 202128 February 2021 luisa zambrotta65 Comments

Kinemacolor 🎞️

On 26 February 1909 the first motion picture exhibited in Kinemacolor was shown to the public in London.It was an eight-minute short showing people doing everyday activities in the English seaside town of Brighton, titled “A Visit to the Seaside”. The technique was an additive process by which the Kinemacolor camera exposed black and white… Read More Kinemacolor 🎞️

26 February 2021 luisa zambrotta38 Comments

L. Ferlinghetti

Lawrence Ferlinghetti, one of the most representative poets of the Beat Movement died three days ago (22 February 2021) at the age of 101.He was also a painter, a publisher and the owner of the celebrated San Francisco bookstore City Lights. In 1976, the year of his divorce, he wrote “People Getting Divorced” later published… Read More L. Ferlinghetti

25 February 202125 February 2021 luisa zambrotta47 Comments

Self-Discovery Journey

George A. Moore (born on 24 February 1852- 1933) was an Irish poet and prose writer, art critic, and dramatist. A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it. 👈 The difficulty in life is the choice. The wrong way always seems the more reasonable. Un… Read More Self-Discovery Journey

24 February 202124 February 2021 luisa zambrotta38 Comments

Pepys and Marriage

Samuel Pepys (born on 23 February 1633) was a naval administrator, well known for his Diary which gives a fascinating picture of the upper-class life of Restoration London through the 1660s.He wrote his diary in shorthand, to ensure that no one could read it easily and he often further encoded the accounts of his many… Read More Pepys and Marriage

23 February 2021 luisa zambrotta35 Comments

Edna St. Vincent Millay

Edna St. Vincent Millay (born on 22 February 1892) was an American lyrical poet and playwright and the third woman to receive the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. She was considered one of the most skillful writers of sonnets during the 1900s.She was also known for her unconventional, bohemian lifestyle and her many love affairs. “Time… Read More Edna St. Vincent Millay

22 February 202122 February 2021 luisa zambrotta57 Comments

☮ Il Simbolo della Pace

Il 21 febbraio 1958 venne utilizzato per la prima volta il simbolo della pace ☮.Quello fu il giorno della marcia di Aldermaston, (conosciuta anche come Marcia di Pasqua) una grande manifestazione anti nucleare che partì da Trafalgar Square a Londra per arrivare ad Aldermaston, a 80 km dalla capitale, sede di una fabbrica di armi… Read More ☮ Il Simbolo della Pace

21 February 2021 luisa zambrotta58 Comments

The Edge

The poem is taken from the only volume of poetry, “Five Poems” (2002). written by American prose-writer Toni Morrison (1931-2019). THE EDGE He was a boy – just a boy –and I was a very young girl.In blazing light and shadows trimmed in goldwe took the risk of lovethe grist of lovethe dreamy, steamy mist… Read More The Edge

20 February 2021 luisa zambrotta43 Comments

Cartesio va a morire (5)

👉🏻 prima parte👉🏻 seconda parte👉🏻 terza parte👉🏻 quarta parte Quindici anni dopo la morte di Cartesio il suo amico Dalibert, tesoriere di Francia, venne a sapere che la tomba del filosofo stava cadendo in rovina. Scrisse quindi al nuovo ambasciatore francese a Stoccolma, Hugues de Terlon, perché ottenesse dal re l’autorizzazione per il trasporto delle… Read More Cartesio va a morire (5)

19 February 2021 luisa zambrotta49 Comments

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