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Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Tuscany's Awing Majesty







Tuscany's Awing Majesty


 


Stunning Tuscany landscapes created by Czech Republic based photographer Daniel Řeřicha.

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'Cisterns and stones; the fig-tree in the wall
Casts down her shadow, ashen as her boughs,
Across the road, across the thick white dust.
Down from the hill the slow white oxen crawl,
Dragging the purple wagon heaped with must,
With scarlet tassels on their milky brows,
Gentle as evening moths. Beneath the yoke
Lounging against the shaft they fitful strain
To draw the wagon on its creaking spoke,
And all the vineyard folk
With staves and shouldered tools surround the wain.
The wooden shovels take the purple stain,
The dusk is heavy with the wine's warm load;
Here the long sense of classic measure cures
The spirit weary of its difficult pain;
Here the old Bacchic piety endures,
Here the sweet legends of the world remain.
Homeric wagons lumbering the road;
Virgilian litanies among the bine;
Pastoral sloth of flocks beneath the pine;
The swineherd watching, propped upon his goad,
Under the chestnut trees the rootling swine
Who could so stand, and see this evening fall,
This calm of husbandry, this redolent tilth,
This terracing of hills, this vintage wealth,
Without the pagan sanity of blood
Mounting his veins in young and tempered health?
Who could so stand, and watch processional
The vintners, herds, and flocks in dusty train
Wend through the golden evening to regain
The terraced farm and trodden threshing-floor
Where late the flail
Tossed high the maize in scud of gritty ore,
And lies half-buried in the heap of grain
Who could so watch, and not forget the rack
Of wills worn thin and thought become too frail,
Nor roll the centuries back *
And feel the sinews of his soul grow hale,
And know himself for Rome's inheritor'





































































You may find all these at its original source http://www.danielrericha.cz/galerie-toscana.html





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the copyright of
their rightful owner,
Daniel Řeřicha.
Allowance is made
for "fair use"
for purposes
such
as criticism,
comment,
news reporting,
teaching,
scholarship,
and research.~





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*1x.com - Onexposure




Saturday, May 3, 2008

ANDREA BOCELLI (HQ) & LANG LANG - Io ci sarò



During an interview, Bocelli said this about tourists: "The spirit of Tuscany is very special. In Tuscany, the people tell you what they think. They are very honest. They have become a little more reserved because in the past few years, Tuscany has been overwhelmed with tourists. So, the locals have learned to live with them."
The name of the song is io ci sarò...



ANDREA BOCELLI & LANG LANG- IO CI SARO - VIVERE LIVE IN TUSCANY 2007
Translation:  Io Ci Saro / I'll Be There
(Lyrics: Andrea Bocelli/Eugenio Finardi; Music: David Foster/Walter Afanasieff)

My love, perhaps you know that tomorrow you won't find me, I'm not to blame. It's life that takes me away from you. Every time you hear a piano, you'll remember our times together playing and listening to music, but I'll be there if you suffer, you'll find me at your side.

If you'll allow, with time, you'll discover that Love comes and goes, but there is one Love that doesn't die and grows with time.

A northwest wind all of a sudden will clear the sky but I'll be
 there and if you're happy, I'll shout to the sky.
I won't go away and in sad times, I'll be beside you and If you want, I'll be beside you.