J’écrivais des silences, des nuits, de Arthur Rimbaud

🇬🇧 I wrote about silences, nights, I fixed the inexpressible. I was dizzy. – Arthur Rimbaud 🇪🇸 He escrito sobre silencios, noches, he fijado lo inexpresable. Estaba mareado. – Arthur Rimbaud 🇮🇹 Ho scritto di silenzi, notti, ho fissato l’inesprimibile. Avevo le vertigini. – Arthur Rimbaud 🇫🇷 J’écrivais des silences, des nuits, je notais l’inexprimable. Je fixais des vertiges. – Arthur Rimbaud 🇵🇹 Escrevi sobre … Continue reading J’écrivais des silences, des nuits, de Arthur Rimbaud

August ’19: monthly roundup 📊📆🗂

The top five blog posts for the month of August by number of likes are: Plants & Flowers Gacela del amor desesperado  Twittering Tales #149 Poemas en traduccion Westminster Bridge, by De Nittis I have started this blog only seven months ago and I’m still finding my way around what I want to write about and what my readers like. This round up shows the … Continue reading August ’19: monthly roundup 📊📆🗂

Twittering Tales #149 🐦✒️💥

Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Return Home Exiting the station David got welcomed by huge queues of people trying to get a taxi to their destination. A Bank Holiday and the Notting Hill Carnival meant there was only controlled road traffic in the area. It seemed his return home was more adventurous than his holiday. (275 characters) 🇬🇧 I find … Continue reading Twittering Tales #149 🐦✒️💥

July ’19: monthly roundup 📊📆🗂

The top five blog posts of the month of July by number of likes are: Postcards from Mola Poèsie en traduction  Twittering Tales #143 Summer by Renoir Cartes postales de Londres  I have started this blog only five months ago and I’m still finding my way around what I want to write about and what my readers like. This round up shows the variety of … Continue reading July ’19: monthly roundup 📊📆🗂

Twittering Tales #144 🐦✒️💥

Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Old Friends Nelly organised a quick buffet dinner for her friends who wanted to gather and arrange for their outing to Brighton over the weekend. They really enjoyed each other’s company and a bit of group trekking, their unique strong bond as mates needed further nurturing, what a treasure! (280 characters) 🇬🇧 I find this … Continue reading Twittering Tales #144 🐦✒️💥

June ’19: monthly roundup 📊📆🗂

The top five blog posts of the month of June by number of likes are: Postales de Berlin Twittering Tales #140 Fusilli alla boscaiola Postcards from Bari Postcards from Budapest  I have started this blog only four months ago and I’m still finding my way around what I want to write about and what my readers like. This round up shows the variety of interests … Continue reading June ’19: monthly roundup 📊📆🗂

Twittering Tales #142 🐦✒️💥

Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Photo credit: Nathan Dumlao at Unsplash.com. White Lie Leo was told by the surgeon the operation would last only 20 minutes but this was a white lie not to raise his levels of anxiety.. In reality the complexity of the intervention was such that it required much more time to get resolved. Leo woke up … Continue reading Twittering Tales #142 🐦✒️💥

Twittering Tales #141 🐦✒️💥

Written for this week’s Twittering Tales prompt from Kat Myrman. Photo credit: Nathan Dumlao at Unsplash.com. View to the pool David’s curiosity and lust were unstoppable, as it is the case for most teenagers who have received a repressive education. He could not refrain his attraction for what was going on around the swimming-pool below the terrace. The sensuality of these tanned bodies was untenable! … Continue reading Twittering Tales #141 🐦✒️💥