The following lines (I couldn’t pick just one) are from ‘Ode to the Dictionary’ by Pablo Neruda, as translated by Wally Swist
Dictionary,
old and heavy, with his coat
of worn skin…
[you are] a language barn.
From your thick
and sonorous jungle depths,
give me,
when I need it,
a single trill…
I am of the earth and with words I sing.
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That last line I’ve quoted reminds me greatly of Walt Whitman…
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@perinijessica your favourite!
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and my favourite topic, the good book
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he is my inspiration
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and you of course
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naw jep!
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