Vladimir

Nabokov was the best writer...ever.

Dear "Vladimir"

Love can drive in a simple way... everything

Any kind of art...

Be the Love... in every moment

Have a great year !!!

We are connected...

Vibejays & Friends

Alla pagina 39 della mia silloge poetica



Ti rivedo
disteso
dopo l’amore
nel tuo letto
sereno
sorridente
beato.

Ti baciavo
il volto
con gli occhi
con il cuore.

Ti rivedo…
fa così male.

Era
la vigilia di Natale.



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Thank you for adding me, kind sir.

Thanks a lot for the addition

Please feel free to drop on by anytime

Heather Louise X

H*E*L*L*O !

Thanks for the add ! Actually I'm working in Paris with Penina and Thomas. The summer is strange here and we're building the Oliver Pool page. The first 2 tracks are ready ("It Doesn't Work" / "Arrival") and Penina's blog try to make sense.
Let's come and visit us !

We have a lot in common.

Thx Mr.
Nabokov! Loved your butterfly book!

The Fate of Nabokov's LauraA Slate critic helps save Nabokov's last novel from destruction.
By Ron Rosenbaum
Posted Friday, April 25, 2008, at 5:12 PM ET

Dmitri Nabokov, son of the Russian novelist Vladimir, has kept the literary world on tenterhooks for years over whether he'd obey his father's dying wish by burning the incomplete manuscript of his final novel, The Original of Laura, or appease scholars and fans alike by publishing it. In January Slate's Ron Rosenbaum urged Dmitri to make a decision, to "give us Laura" or "tell us that you intend to preserve the mystery forever." This week, Dmitri officially announced that he would make Laura available to the public.