VITO INTINI
Curiosities
Curiosity will
help you live
Books, the pages
of books
Words are food
to every day that
will come
My son, my
daughter,
But the reading
of books must not
Cannot satisfy a
curiosity either
There is a
reading, the one we do
Watching the
others
Listening to the
others, meeting the world.
In the world
there are more important books
To read and,
above all, to write.
Inventing, giving
to read
Without fears.
Spreading.
The world,
people, places.
Like pages
waiting to be
Crossed by our
looks.
A book, still
white, waiting
To be written. Or
written again.
Read or read
again.
By us.
Exactly by us.
Now.
To My Love
We have planted a
forest of flowers and fruits
nowhere to be
found, amoung your eyes and my heart
for the days and
the months of each season
that will still
come
so we'll play to
get lost among the paths
filled with
shadows and every day every month
every year that
left for me
as a flimsy
apprentice, to pick up
the fresh petals
of your smile.
3
In the Beginning
was Poetry
It knots again
the torn threads
of the souls
and makes of them
a deep tissue
the Soul of the
World
VITO INTINI
VITO INTINI: born in Noci, Italy in 1956, is poet and artist-performer, founder and art director of the Kunsthalle Gallery and Kunsthouse Arte Natura for artists in residence. In recent years he loves to paint trees to plant more trees in its beautiful countryside of the trulli in Puglia in Italy. Cultivate ancient grains and produces extra virgin olive oil centenarians. With her family has planted a small forest of trees and rare fruits. His writings and his poems are published in several languages. He has participated as a poet and performance artist in several festivals in Italy and abroad: Poetry / cloister of the poet Giuseppe Goffredo; Milan-Poetry; Nisan Festival of Poetry in Mghar, Galilee of the poet Naim Araidi; Kartal festival of Istanbul poet Metin Cengiz; finalist at Baghetta Prize at the Festival of Literature in Milan. He teaches History and Philosophy in high schools and advocates a Sweet Green Global Renaissance
No comments :
Post a Comment