Poesia: " Tutte le tue lettere d’amore"

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 " Tutte le tue lettere d’amore"


Quando attingi al tuo passato

svanito, per mutarlo,

tutte quelle tue lettere d’amore,

che un tempo indirizzasti

verso la mia finestra,


stavano a testimone

della verità

che il tuo mattutino scrivere

d’amore

proclamava—


una verità che ora riplasmi,

parlando unicamente per piegare

l’altrui innocenza,


l’esatto contrario di tutto

ciò che hai vissuto

e tutto ciò che hai scritto.


Tutte le tue lettere d’amore—


come stormi di rondini

si levano verso il cielo,

spiccando il volo

dalla mia finestra.



Erminia Passannanti, Salerno, 23/11/2025





Saggio interpretativo su Academia.edu

Versione inglese

(11) " Tutte le tue lettere d’amore." ("All your letters of love") Witness, Revision, and the Ethics of Remembering: A Critical Reading

versione italiana

(11) "Tutte le tue lettere d’amore." Testimonianza, revisione ed etica del ricordare: una lettura critica

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