Jan 2, 2025
IL PANE
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IL PANE
Racconti: Il pane, di Rosetta Amoroso
Racconti: Il pane, di Rosetta Amoroso
Il pane Racconti: Il pane, di Rosetta Amoroso Il pane Quotidiano, fresco , fragrante , croccante, profumato di bontà e di laborioso impegno, maestria di mani sapienti , il pane quotidiano non deve mai mancare a nessuno, quando già indora e fa la crosta si sprigiona un odore piacevole invitante , appena sfornato e poesia , caldo e condito con olio e più tanta fantasia di ciò che piace Un…
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citazioni varie ...." QUESTA NOTTE, COME MOLTE SENZA AMANTE, PREPARERO' IL PANE SROFONDANDO LE NOCCHE NELLA MORBIDA PASTA " ( haiku di Patricia Donegan)
......ci sono mani e mani, alcune pesanti e goffe, altre piccole e forti, leggere e titubanti o grandi e gentili, ma per fare il pane e fare l'amore l'importante è l'intenzione che guida la mano......
You gentlemen who think you have a mission To purge us of the seven deadly sins Should first sort out the basic food position Then start your preaching, that's where it begins You lot, who preach restraint and watch your waist as well Should learn, for once, the way the world is run However much you twist, or whatever lies that you tell Food is the first thing, morals follow on So first make sure that those who are now starving get proper helpings, when we all start carving What keeps mankind alive? What keeps mankind alive? The fact that millions are daily tortured, stifled, punished, silenced and oppressed Mankind can keep alive thanks to its brilliance in keeping its humanity repressed And for once you must try not to shirk the facts Mankind is kept alive by bestial acts! Original words by Bertolt Brecht Music by Kurt Weill What Keeps Mankind Alive - William S. Burroughs via
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