Fallen Leaves Apri le luci e mira | P91114-19430 - Limited Edition of 6 Print

Fallen Leaves Apri le luci e mira | P91114-194302 I dedicate this work to the Desire to Love, because this Desire is Life itself: the most important in which the Ray of Reciprocity that remains Forever «Leaves in motion, but no noise. All is splashed by rain through the sun. And Mom said: - Take a look. I looked and thought the same. She thought and said: - What could be cleaner than nature ... She did not speak, but it was her thought, which I continued: “Both people and their lives are not as pure as nature ... Mommy said: “How nature is innocent.” And how so noble ... Is there any pity in the world? Beauty - yes, meaning - yes. But compassion? Do the stars feel sorry? Mother - regrets: and may she be above the stars. More love; more love, give love. I choke in the cold. Uh, it's cold everywhere. It's necessary that the heart hurts about someone. Oddly enough, life is empty without it. I just laugh or cry. Should I meditate in my true sense? - Never!» “Fallen Leaves” (parts 1–2, 1913–1915) by Vasily Rozanov Vasily Vasilyevich Rozanov | RUSSIAN WRITER ©2019 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Catone in Utica, RV 705, Act I. Scene IX: Aria “Apri le luci e mira” Roberta Mameli Featuring Curtis Alan, Il Complesso Barocco Album Vivaldi: Catone in Utica © 2019 Genius Media Group Inc. Roberta Mameli "Apri le luci, e mira" (Vivaldi) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3euf-hb9k8o Catone in Utica, RV 705 (reconstructed by A. Ciccolini): Act I Scene 9: Aria: Apri le luci e mira (Cesare) Soprano Roberta Mameli Vivaldi: Catone in Utica (reconstructed by Alessandro Ciccolini) NaxosofAmerica YouTube Channel sogno barocco Apri le luci e mira Il mio costante affetto Per te il mio cor sospira E non l'intendi ancor E non l'intendi ancor E in tacita favella Co' soli miei sospiri Ti scopro, oh Dio, la bella Fiamma che m'arde il cor [ Pietro Metastasio ] ______________________________________ Cordially, © Bohdan Rodyuk Chekan von Miller Esq.