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Italian poetry

Italian poetry boasts a rich history that spans centuries, marked by renowned figures such as Dante Alighieri and Petrarch. Known for its lyrical beauty and emotional depth, Italian poetry often explores themes of love, nature, and existential reflection. The evolution of poetic forms, from sonnets to free verse, has fostered a vibrant landscape that continues to inspire contemporary poets today.

L’infinito

by Giacomo Leopardi

Sempre caro mi fu quest’ermo colle,E questa siepe, che da tanta parteDell’ultimo orizzonte il guardo esclude.Ma sedendo e mirando, interminatiSpazi di là da quella, e sovrumaniSilenzi, e profondissima quieteIo nel pensier mi fingo; ove per pocoIl cor non si spaura.E come il vento,S’ode nel bosco,E il cielo si muove,E io mi sento solo,Ecco la mia vita.

A Silvia

by Giacomo Leopardi

Silvia, rimembri ancora Quel tempo della tua vita mortale, Quando belta, splendi, Quando vivevi, o dolce Mia compagna! Nella primavera, Nelle dolci acque, E l’aria piena Di canto e di amore, Tu splendevi, oh vita!

Il cinque maggio

by Alessandro Manzoni

Il cinque maggio del milleottocentoE’ una data ben nota e dolorosa.Napoleone, in esilio,Sulla sua vita ripensa.E ricorda, con l’animoChe duole, i suoi trionfi,Ma il suo cuore è spento,La gloria è lontana.

La pioggia nel pineto

by Gabriele D’Annunzio

Taci, anima bella,Taci, taci.Senti come il ventoFa cantare le fronde!Sotto i pini,La pioggia scendeCon dolcezza,E il mondo si tingeDi blu e di verde.

Sonetto 30

by Francesco Petrarca

Chiare, fresche e dolci acque,Onde, se m’adorate,E se in voi ho l’amoreLa mia vita,Non sia solo un ricordo,Ma una dolce memoria,Dove il cuore si ritrovaE la bellezza si compie.

Canto di un pastore errante nell’Asia

by Giacomo Leopardi

A te, o musa, non sapreiSe da dolce o da amaroCantare le memorie.E nel deserto,Un pastore errante,Si perde in pensieri,E il suo canto si leva,Tra stelle e solitudini.

Non sono in queste rive

by Torquato Tasso

Non sono in queste rive fiori così vermigli come le labbra de la donna mia, né ’l suon de l’aure estive tra fonti e rose e gigli fa del suo canto più dolce armonia. Canto che m’ardi e piaci, t’interrompano solo i nostri baci.

Parola

by Ribka Sibhatu

Sacra Parola, misteriosa essenza, terra della straniera che girovaga! Tocca la figlia che cammina tra luci e ombra, coraggio e paura. Suona melodie che danno forma al mondo a cui appartiene. Parla parole ce emanano profumo e portano l’animo nel tempo e nello spazio.

Rimani

by Gabriele D’Annunzio

Rimani! Riposati accanto a me. Non te ne andare. Io ti veglierò. Io ti proteggerò. Ti pentirai di tutto fuorché d’essere venuta a me, liberamente, fieramente. Ti amo. Non ho nessun pensiero che non sia tuo; non ho nel sangue nessun desiderio che non sia per te. Lo sai. Non vedo nella mia vita altra compagna, non vedo altra gioia. Rimani. Riposati. Non temere di nulla. Dormi stanotte sul mio cuore…

Vincenzo da Filicaja

Vincenzo da Filicaja

Vincenzo da Filicaja (1642–1707) was an Italian poet celebrated for his lyricism and philosophical depth. Emerging from the Tuscan literary tradition, Filicaja’s works often explore themes of love, mortality, and the human experience. His poetry is characterized by rich imagery and emotional intensity, making him a significant figure in 17th-century Italian literature, influencing both contemporaries and later poets.
Catania, TO ITALY, As by her filial circle first we see
Giovanni de Gamerra

Giovanni de Gamerra

Giovanni de Gamerra (1742–1803) was an influential Italian poet and playwright, recognized for his contributions to neoclassical literature. His works often combined elements of drama and poetry, delving into themes of love, honor, and societal expectations. De Gamerra’s engaging style and emotional depth marked him as a significant figure in the Italian literary canon during the 18th century.
Or che il ciel a me ti rende, Pupille amate non lagrimate, Se lusinghiera speme
Gabriele Rossetti

Gabriele Rossetti

Gabriele Rossetti (1783–1854) was an influential Italian poet and scholar, known for his passionate sonnets and contributions to the Romantic movement. His work often reflects themes of love, nature, and Italian nationalism. Rossetti’s poetic style combines rich imagery and emotional depth, influencing later generations, including his children, who became prominent figures in literature and the arts.
The Woman in White
Salvatore Quasimodo

Salvatore Quasimodo

Salvatore Quasimodo (1901–1968) was an influential Italian poet and Nobel laureate, celebrated for his lyrical explorations of human existence, love, and nature. His early works reflected the disillusionment of post-World War II Italy, while later writings embraced classical themes and forms. Quasimodo’s poetry often evokes a sense of longing and a profound connection to the human experience, resonating deeply with readers.
Enemy Of Death, Wind At Tindari, Street In Agrigentum
Gio Evan

Gio Evan

Gio Evan (1988) is a dynamic Italian poet, author, and performer recognized for his captivating spoken word performances and contemporary poetry. His works blend humor, philosophy, and personal reflection, appealing to a diverse audience. Evan’s unique style emphasizes the importance of storytelling and connection, often addressing themes of identity, love, and the human experience, encouraging readers to embrace vulnerability.
Teorema di un salto, Passa a sorprendermi, Capita a volte che ti penso sempre
Giacomo Leopardi

Giacomo Leopardi

Giacomo Leopardi (1798–1837) was a prominent Italian poet and philosopher, celebrated for his profound exploration of human suffering and existential themes. His works often reflect a deep melancholy, infused with a sense of beauty and yearning. Leopardi’s lyrical mastery and philosophical insights have made him one of Italy’s most revered literary figures, influencing countless poets and thinkers across Europe.
The Infinite, Calm After Storm, First Love
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