Ah me! how hard a thing it is to say
Dante AlighieriThough every city shall he hunt her down,
Until he shall driven her back to Hell,
There from whence envy first did let her loose.
Being by such a noble lover kissed,
This one, who ne'er from me shall be divided,
Kissed me upon the mouth all palpitating.
My son,
Here may indeed be torment, but not death.
S'i' credesse che mia risposta fosse
a persona che mai tornasse al mondo,
questa fiamma staria sanza più scosse;
ma però che già mai di questo fondo
non tornò vivo alcun, s'i' odo il vero,
sanza tema d'infamia ti rispondo.
And so we made our way across that heap of stones, which often moved beneath my feet because my weight was somewhat strange for them.
Dante AlighieriTag: earthy substantive-humor
And I was told about this torture, that it was the Hell of carnal sins when reasons give way to desire.
Dante AlighieriHe, in his love songs, and his tales in prose,
was without peer--and if fools claim Limoges
produced a better, there are always those
who measure worth by popular acclaim,
ignoring principles of art and reason
to base their judgments on the author's name.
True love is never lost, not even by a bishop's or a priest's curse, that we cannot regain it, so long as hope has still its bit of green.
Dante Alighieriأحلك الأماكن في الجحيم هي لأولئك الذين يحافظون على حيادهم في الأزمات الأخلاقية.
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