I Read Leopardi

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I Read Leopardi

By

Billy McBride


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Copyright 2010, by William McBride

ISBN 978-0-557-93326-6


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The first time I read Leopardi, I was enamored by his

attention to close in on lush and pleasant weather.


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I have learned a lot that night of reading, but the subject

matter was absorbed at the same speed.


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I know where things are in a flash.


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All of his book was read at one sitting on the couch.


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I cried over and identified with his pains.


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I came out of my shell and I discussed his poetry with my

teacher on break.


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I had much hope of being able pull myself away them from

in order to solve his poems stylistically.


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Leopardi spells out and speaks much of being alone and

being around beauty.


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He spoke of beautiful landscapes and distant horizons.


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Leopardi was disgusted over a silly bad society.


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Reading his poetry, I wondered if I too had any hope for

giant romantic relationships.


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I was patient enough to know that if I kept trying I would

eventually understand his poems content.


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As a matter of fact, he is not so religious.


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He is quietly Romantic Idyllic.


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He does not praise himself, but he lets others do it for him.


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Leopardi wanders far down the street, but not in circles.


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He had the same close isolation as Petrarch did.


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Neither journeying nor staying at home is a cure for a

broken heart when exiled.


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Leopardi wrote in order to play with women usually.


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His nervous approach to the reader was less confident than

Petrarch.


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Leopardi was confident over his creative abilities to

imagine.


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I read he is good, noble, and kind.


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He was more of a fighter than the monumental Petrarch.


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Petrarch however was more collected and patient.


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Leopardi is a nice Gold Moldian now.


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Leopardi is sophisticated and intricate.


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He had more gifted variety than Petrarch.


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Better than Petrarch he was at digressing, and more ironical

on his walks.


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His stance digs into the warrior ironical style.


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There is no one poem to learn, only relations between

them, says Harold Bloom.


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Leopardi is vivid and connects with other individuals

through his vividness.


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Harold Bloom likes his happy brightness.


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Harold Bloom said that Leopardis translator became aware

and caught fire.


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Petrarch and Leopardi are both Gold Moldians now who

work things out.


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Petrarch tells only one story in the mechanisms of his

sonnet sequence.


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Petrarch is a beautiful bird, he chirps one note.


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Leopardi is an embarrassed kid; he wanders, has more

dialogue.


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He is a bright kid who went astray and became lost.


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Petrarch is an gliding invisible bird.


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Leopardi is a rabid Napoleon, leaving Europe in worse

shape than when he set out.


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Petrarch is Blake indoors.


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Leopardi broke up and failed.


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Difficult Petrarch is Waterloo, a benign humanism.


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In one system Leopardi is Ulysses.


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Petrarch is a suitor because of his constant praising of the

prohibited wife of Ulysses, Laura (Penelope).


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Here is my youthful confusion: are all Gold Moldians

Greeks?


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In my own triumph I never lost hope and I was surprised in

my own life many years after moving away from first

reading Leopardi.


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Leopardi was happy to make a painful war by his writings.


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He was an ugly man and he loved golden women

unsuccessfully.


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My anger is that there is now more bad men closer to me

than there was back then.


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Leopardi was happy that Nature put on a show and existed

entirely for him.


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He was like the coming ideal man of Emerson.


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In my sickness I loved video games, mechanically

corresponding to them.


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Emersons prophesized ideal man is a poet.


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My sweetest health is my coherence, my pragmatism.


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Leopardi did not play or experiment.


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Therefore, he was on his high horse and not equal to or

willing give others a boost up.


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Leopardis mourning for his love was temporary.


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Videogames cause the little ones to yearn.


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I feel I am still trying to understand how his own more

mature yearning and beliefs were weak.


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Petrarch had finished completely what he had to say, what

needed in gold to be said.


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Leopardi still had more battles to go into to fight.


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I regret that a few kids can be immature.


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Strange birds are good at circling.


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Not all mixed birds are Gold Moldians.


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Shots out of the ordinary, poetry and the imagination are

the more-than-rational.


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War, revenge, and nuclear aggression are irrational.


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Beauty is natural like dirt.


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Leopardi had a boundless formless style.


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Invisible birds glide theatrically.


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Peace with others is invisible.


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Atobots image is a luminous Image.


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Leopardi thought the heck about Atobots.


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Atobots, the approaching mindless shades, are not

interested in our progress; and keep us from reading, doing

us harm.


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My mistake was not knowing a trusting way of the

meaning of Leopardis poetry at one time.


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Nobody understands why I go off and speed read.


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Leopardi is as normal as life.


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Leopardi did not care or try to contain like I do for

meanings.


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When reading his poetry, I just passed over the words,

absorbing and picking up the privileged now.


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I saved much later to combine and reread.


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Leopardi found women who were in the spotlight of the

world a mystery to figure out.


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He had a great and stable knowledge of who he was

himself.


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In his hunting down of lyrics, he was sweet about his

presentation of his poetic sequences to others.


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He had bitter and impossible-to-solve failures.


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We could use some warm examples of his poetry but not

right now.

- Ora Ora Tiferetot


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He feared being attacked and looked at as a kid.


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He had a power to convince and shock others of his

Genius.


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He praised good little Petrarch.


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He scorned surprises because they would cause him to lose

control of his strong stance.


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Leopardi loved being outdoors in breezes and in rain.


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Petrarch loved the inside, being safe with his family.


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Leopardi hated the nightmare of exile.


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Petrarch hated having to change his order in the Universe

because of apocalypses.


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The outdoors are deep and vivid.


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Leopardi did not know patience with his fellow human

beings.


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I am not Leopardi, unloved.


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We can always talk about his digging up and revival.


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We may speak one day of a Romantic Idyllic coming back

by means of Time Travel.


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The Universe has maps and charts made of it for us for

such a purpose.


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We will make up or resurrect Leopardis memories one day.


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