9) Nathaniel - The Flower Of The Desert Poem by Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello

9) Nathaniel - The Flower Of The Desert



'Odorous broom,
Content with the deserts'
Giacomo Leopardi

A camp in the desert. A tent, interior. There are carpets. Nat is dressed eastern-style.

Nat (turning towards the camel-drivers) :
I'm a little tired. And you?

1st Camel-driver:
Let's drink and eat together now,
Then we'll go away.

2nd Camel-driver (one realizes that she's a woman) :
You've not people together with you,
You won't survive lonely
Together with us, you won't disappear.

Nat:
If one haven't people, ona stays alone
But I know the war is over, also you should know it.
Many years will be spent to receive survivors, refugees.
Now I'm the centre of attention: I shouldn't be there.

9) Nathaniel - The Flower Of The Desert
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: adventure,flowers
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
In the picture: Royal Botanic Kew Gardens, London.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Seema Chowdhury 28 April 2008

nice poem. good composition and thinking. its true that human being is a social animal and cannot survive alone.

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Wali Jamali 08 March 2008

hmmmm, amazing insight. a wonderful flowof the feelings. a tru catharsis. hopefully, more poems are sure to come.

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