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Cresceva in un giardino una Sensitiva che gli zeffiretti nutrivano di argentea rugiada; ed essa alla luce apriva le sue foglioline a ventaglio e le richiudeva sotto i baci della notte.
E la Primavera, sentita ovunque come lo spirito d’amore, si levò sul vago giardino: ed ogni fiore ed ogni erba del bruno seno della terra si destò dai sogni del suo riposo invernale.Ma nel campo, nel giardino, nella fratta nessun fiore fremette e palpitò mai di beatitudine come cervia nel meriggio in dolce bisogno d’amore, quanto la solitaria Sensitiva.
Il bucaneve, indi la violetta, sorsero dal suolo inumiditi di tepida pioggia, e il loro alito si confuse al fresco alito della zolla erbosa, come la voce al suono dello strumento. Sorsero gli screziati anemoni e l’ardito tulipano e i narcisi, i più bei fiori fra tutti, che fisano gli occhi nei recessi del ruscello fino a che non muoiono della loro propria vaghezza; e il mughetto simile alla Naiade che la giovinezza fa sì bello e la passione tanto pallido che il bagliore delle sue tremule campanule si vede attraverso ai loro padiglioni di tenero verde; e il giacinto, purpureo e bianco e azzurro, sprigionante dalle sue campanule un’armonia così delicata, tenera ed intensa che il senso percepivala come un profumo; e la rosa come ninfa movente al bagno che, a piega a piega, scopriva l’intimo del suo seno ardente fino ad abbandonare ignudo alla languida aria lo spirito della sua bellezza e del suo amore; e il giglio levava in alto, come una Menade, la sua coppa dal color di luce lunare, fino a che l’ignea stella che è suo occhio fissava traverso la chiara rugiada ne l’amoroso cielo; e il timido gelsomino e la dolce tuberosa il più soave fiore che sbocci per la fragranza: tutti i rari fiori di ogni clima crebbero in quel giardino in uno splendore perfetto.
LanguageItaliano
PublisherBauer Books
Release dateFeb 13, 2019
ISBN9788832516333
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La sensitiva
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Percy Bysshe Shelley

Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) was an English Romantic poet. Born into a prominent political family, Shelley enjoyed a quiet and happy childhood in West Sussex, developing a passion for nature and literature at a young age. He struggled in school, however, and was known by his colleagues at Eton College and University College, Oxford as an outsider and eccentric who spent more time acquainting himself with radical politics and the occult than with the requirements of academia. During his time at Oxford, he began his literary career in earnest, publishing Original Poetry by Victor and Cazire (1810) and St. Irvine; or, The Rosicrucian: A Romance (1811) In 1811, he married Harriet Westbrook, with whom he lived an itinerant lifestyle while pursuing affairs with other women. Through the poet Robert Southey, he fell under the influence of political philosopher William Godwin, whose daughter Mary soon fell in love with the precocious young poet. In the summer of 1814, Shelley eloped to France with Mary and her stepsister Claire Claremont, travelling to Holland, Germany, and Switzerland before returning to England in the fall. Desperately broke, Shelley struggled to provide for Mary through several pregnancies while balancing his financial obligations to Godwin, Harriet, and his own father. In 1816, Percy and Mary accepted an invitation to join Claremont and Lord Byron in Europe, spending a summer in Switzerland at a house on Lake Geneva. In 1818, following several years of unhappy life in England, the Shelleys—now married—moved to Italy, where Percy worked on The Masque of Anarchy (1819), Prometheus Unbound (1820), and Adonais (1821), now considered some of his most important works. In July of 1822, Shelley set sail on the Don Juan and was lost in a storm only hours later. His death at the age of 29 was met with despair and contempt throughout England and Europe, and he is now considered a leading poet and radical thinker of the Romantic era.

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