Translate Poems - Poems about Translate

...Life is short they say So you better make the most of it But what happens When that's not the case for everyone Where there are some Who are constantly changing freedom Whilst simultaneously h......

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... Ring the bell-hop, how quaint Dial the Operator? – Translate! … Western Union’s clickety-clack, now faint alongside the sensory lure of wet paint All of these ~ t......

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...You arrived like dusk— not falling, but folding the sky inward, your body a benediction I knelt to translate. No prayer passed my lips, only the hush of devotion, tongue pressed to the script......

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...If ever you were taken from me, The sun would rise in mourning black, And birds would fold their wings in shame For mother not to bring you back. The sky would wear your apron soft, The wind ......

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...and then...the wind swept over the field like a whisper that can be heard but ~ never understood like forgotten dreams the second we awake ~ were they quiet while we slept, or a cacophonou......

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... I no speaky . . . 'cept better'n you! Hide white-crime behind white-erasure; that this brown skin'll ne'er win your view, unless more light lights-upon your vacuous “Truths”; f......

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...Contest: Cemetery Sponsor: Constance La France Written 28.05.2025 They called him wild although he hardly spoke. Remote to them to breathe electric air. He moaned in thought before the plastic......

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..."Aankhein aesi, jaise aakash ganga mein behte taarein. (Eyes rivalling the river of stars in the sky) Muskaan aesi, maano suraj ki kirano ko bunn ke banaye. (A smile spun from the rays of the sun......

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... This is a true-life celebration of love ballad. A chance meeting on a Greek island becomes a whirlwind romance. From Athens’ vibrant Monastiraki markets to a Taverna where you can experience th......

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...The ceiling blinked first—it told me I was looking up too much, time laughed in a corner, counting backwards just to mock me, my shadow packed its bags and left a sticky note: "You're thinking too......

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...KING ALFRED THE GREAT MODERN ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS King Alfred the Great (c. 849-899), arguably the first great king of England, may have done more to lay the groundwork for English literacy and l......

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... mancanza di comprensione By Bassoonio De Musica and Tempoia Del Cantio "The words came from behind the Acadia Wall" Beleiving in spirture she refused to speak her desire to marry she sa......

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...Time is very much like a RIVER Throwing up GHOSTS to make us SHIVER And leaves us sweating and COLD How many like Faust have their souls sold? DELIVERING webs so WICKED With no return journey,li......

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...My dorm room was bright this morning. It was disorienting. The sky outside was a cloudless, striking neon blue. The air was so crisp and clean, I could hardly feel it going in and out. It all spar......

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...free state need resuscitate can’t hesitate to evaluate then elaborate specious debate too late dare dedicate stilling hate egos inflate do perpetuate inevi......

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