Do You Call Me A Fascista? Poem by Marco Angelo

Do You Call Me A Fascista?

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There were people who let you grow,
and still there are,

but as the sun gives you warmth,
it will hurt you too,

now, there are people who doesn't let you grow,
they put obstacles in your way

they just see themselves,
as the only Victorian

these people are called fascist
they come from fog, and return to the mist

But being an Italian doesn't mean that you are one,
it's and idiotic old ridiculous word to be done

why do we easily call each other the thing that we think?
going down from the tall parts, and then you will sink...





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Saturday, April 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: art
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
unfortunately there are still people (even your far relatives) that talk about the racial issues. i don't know why don't some of us leave these barren words and take the hands of the world to become a unique nation? to become people who loves each other.!
Io non sono un fascista.! ! !
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Fabrizio Frosini 15 December 2014

you write: take the hands of the world to become a unique nation You are not a fascist, of course. You are a great Idealist, Marco. And Humankind needs people like you. Si, abbiamo davvero bisogno di GRANDI IDEALISTI (ed in grande numero!) in questo mondo così imperfetto, utilitarista, pavido e prono alla volontà del più forte! Greetings from Florence.

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Fabrizio Frosini 17 September 2015

thank you for replying.. grazie, Marco Angelo

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Marco Angelo 17 September 2015

Caro Signor Frosini, Mi dispiace tanto per il ritardo. Apprezzo i vostri gentili parole, e credo, che insieme possiamo fare cambiamenti! grazie!

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Yash Shinde 20 April 2014

No, non sei un fascista. E certamente passato del paese non dovrebbe riflettersi sul suo presente. Una bella e veritiera di scrittura Marco!

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Ellias Anderson Jr. 19 April 2014

I must say that no one calls you fascist and no one has the right and power to call you this! !

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