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Editor: Thierry Deleu Editors: Eddy Bonte, Hugo Brutin, Georges de Courmayeur, Francis Cromphout, Jenny Dejager, Peter Deleu, Marleen De Smet, Joris Dewolf, Fernand Florizoone, Guy van Hoof, Joris Iven, Paul Lion Camp, Monika Macken, Ruud Poppelaars, Hannie Rouweler, the Schuyter Inge Inge Vancauwenberghe, Jan Van Loy, Dirk Vekemans Foundation Date: February 1, 2007 "VERBA VOLANT, SCRIPTA MANENT!" "Non-subsidized authors 'sometimes' major (honorary) prime rib buffet qualities" prime rib buffet come into the literary prime rib buffet landscape too little attention or are not regarded as full-fledged players. There they receive little prime rib buffet or no attention from critics, prime rib buffet reviewers and other scribblers, prime rib buffet they also come into the picture when the librarians. Government prime rib buffet closes these authors prime rib buffet systematically subsidization, encouragement and job fairs because they (still) not spending (spend) a "big" publishing house, recognized as such.
Are three tadpoles in my memory set to dress. Sunday to One child a curved green perch writing, the other apple baskets braiding to free fall of sadness and my beloved ashore, a mother mold inside soft and warm, who handed me the first words of happiness prime rib buffet over the water. Gery Florizoone (1923-1986)
It was a rainy day. I rummaged around in a bookstore, took Gery Florizoone's prime rib buffet Collected Poems 1973 - 1986 in my hands and flipped through the 525-page book. Florizoone a fascinating name of the poet I had never heard. I read some of his short poems and did not have to think long. I bought the anthology, went home and stayed a few hours reading about "Three tadpoles' to come out of the poem's opening verse of the eponymous debut collection that appeared in the month that the poet was 53 years. One thing I knew for sure after reading this poem is opening access to an authentic body of work, which is characterized by a personal and religious prime rib buffet themes of nature and a completely unique idiom. Incidentally appeared after some investigation that the poet Gery Florizoone was not as unknown as I thought. This Flemish priest-poet, who was born in Adinkerke in the Flemish Flanders Fields (1923) and in a tragic plane crash killed (1986), has a large crowd of admirers in West Flanders, but in the Netherlands at most a small group (nature) poetry lovers known. 1) Many of his poems are read. From a different perspective This certainly applies to the poem "Three willows. 2. NATURE: MEMORY OF THREE Knotwilgen
"Three willows' prime rib buffet is a reminder poem, the poet a moment to remember a penetrating nature picture of the past and that on the day that you have time for: the Sunday. Are these trees at the family home, a farm, a dear place in the Flemish countryside? Although the 'I' is not mentioned in the poem, this is present prime rib buffet in 'my memory. " Three tadpoles are dressed. Sunday to Sunday, eminently non-working day for the working man to make you beautiful to dress. For example, church and family visits. In the first stanza the hidden "I", but the Sunday dress decorated by the memory image of three trees. The tree is the symbol of life. A willow prime rib buffet is a tree that may only grow, seven years freely early in life, and then maintained by the people and therefore retains its shape, even though he is getting prime rib buffet fatter over the years, sometimes even splitting. The willow appears in the poem Florizoone the symbol of the controlled life, not a freely unrestrained life, but a life that is characterized by moderation. Life held recently cultivated, prime rib buffet not wild, as it should. The three willows are 'set', there is a picture of the three trees that are simultaneously independent of each other. At first the image of the willow striking form is returned to the poet. The willow is bent or on the bank of the water tumbling. Willow branches touch the water surface ("writing") and in the water we see 'green sticklebacks' streaking. The image of a (forward) bent child writing in the water and attached to the ejection, green perch is beautifully chosen. In the third stanza the second willow presents, it is about the willow used to braid 'apple baskets' without this craft is explicitly mentioned otherwise. prime rib buffet Well there is a notable shift is visible: the second willow is the active person who braid "to liberate the Autumn / melancholy. In reality, the willow always the object of the act of willow branches pruning passively undergoes. And then there's the question of whether (1) there is a fall of melancholy