”The Bittersweet” Translated into Italian by Irma Kurti!

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I am grateful to Irma Kurti for translating my poem “The Bittersweet” into Italian. It appears in International Web Post Journal. The English version follows the Italian.

This poem came about after I discovered a leaf clinging to a spider web on a bush near my front door. I filmed the leaf as it danced in the breeze. You can view my video and hear my poem in the second repost below.

Here is the video reading I created of the poem a couple of years ago. Ken Gierke helped edit the music. His blog is https://rivrvlogr.com/.

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15 responses to “”The Bittersweet” Translated into Italian by Irma Kurti!”

  1. robbiesinspiration Avatar

    Fabulous

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    1. Meelosmom Avatar

      Thank you, Robbie!

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  2. Smitha V Avatar

    Loved your poem, Barbara and the video with the background music. I think Italian is a beautiful language. Congratulations on the translation.

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    1. Meelosmom Avatar

      Thank you, Smitha!

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      1. Smitha V Avatar

        My pleasure, Barbara. XXX

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  3. T. W. Dittmer Avatar

    That’s great, Barbara!

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    1. Meelosmom Avatar

      Thank you, Tim!

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      1. T. W. Dittmer Avatar

        My pleasure, Barbara. 😊

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  4. Dawn Pisturino Avatar

    How cool, Barbara!

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    1. Meelosmom Avatar

      Thank you so much, Dawn!

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  5. crazy4yarn2 Avatar
    crazy4yarn2

    Congratulations, Barb! 🍾🎉💕

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    1. Meelosmom Avatar

      Thank you, my friend!

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  6. Lauren Scott, Author Avatar

    Wonderful, Barbara! Congratulations!

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  7. Carol anne Avatar

    barbara! This is gorgeous! Loved your reading, too!

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    1. Meelosmom Avatar

      Thank you kindly, Carol Anne! It was a cool experience bringing life to the leaf with a poem.

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