Re: PPB: June / Folgore de San Geminiano
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> Will Dockery wrote:
> Bruce posted:
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>> Will Dockery wrote:
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>> George J. Dance wrote:
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>> Sunday's poem on Penny's Poetry Blog:
>> June, by Folgore de San Geminiano
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>> And lemons, citrons, dates, and oranges,
>> And all the fruits whose savour is most rare,
>> Shall shine within the shadow of your trees;
>> And every one shall be a lover there
>> {...]
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>> https://gdancesbetty.blogspot.com/2025/06/june-folgore-de-san-geminiano.html
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>> Another great find of another great obscure poet, obscure to me, at least.
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>> Is he as obscure as
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> I'm not sure, possibly known to some advanced poetry circles or academic types.
https://rossettiarchive.iath.virginia.edu/docs/1-1861.yale.rad.html
Here is some poetry history.
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