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Download or read book Il cigno di Atlantide written by Antropoetico and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2012-02 with total page 58 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Nel piacere di giardini di fiori vestiti, muovendomi a pelo d'acqua sfiorando tremule ninfee, ascolto il vagito del cielo azzurro. C'è pace il questo luogo dove sono nato, il silenzio della sapienza, la bellezza scolpita in rocce e marmo. In Atlantide gli uomini celebrano la vita come piacere e gioia e io becco le piume anche quando scendo alla foce del fiume. Di colpo, tutto quello che vedo crolla, gli Dei muovono terra e mari per cancellare l'orgoglio dell'uomo e così s'inabissa il sogno.

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