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“إلى ما أنتِ ماضِية، أيتها الوريقة الهزيلة، وتنأين، بعيدًا عن غصنك؟ - جَرَفتني الرياح بعيدًا عن الشجر، حيثُ ولدتُ، وأمسيتُ أتناثرُ، مثلما تتناثرُ الرياح، أسافر معها من الغاب إلي المروج، ومن التلال إلي الجبال، متناسيةً كل شيء وحيثُ يفني كل شيء، أفني حيثُ تفني الزهور وأوراق الغار، أفني. La Foglia Lungi dal proprio ramo, povera foglia frale, dove vai tu? Dal faggio là dov io nacqui, mi divise il vento. Esso, tornando a volo dal bosco alla campagna, dalla valle mi porta alla montagna. Seco perpetuamente vo pellegrina, e tutto l altro ignoro. Vo dove ogni altra cosa, dove naturalmente va la foglia di rosa, e la foglia d allor”

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Book:مختارات من شعر جياكومو ليوباردي
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