Le Rue più strette d' Italie (The Narrowest Alley In Italy)

Collection: Una Filza Di Parole - Poesie e Sonetti In Lingua Dialettale di Ripatransone

Written by: Alfredo Rossi

Publisher: Maroni Ripatransone

Year: 1999

Page: 22-23

Decription:

This poem is an "Italian Quatrain" (rhymed ABBA), in iambic pentameter of five stanzas.
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In the first room, it is Explained the phisical appearance of this alley, it is less of a big door of our houses, it is beautiful and rare, Because it is unique in Italy.

In the second room, the voice tells us That, newspaprers, and television news have spoken of this little alley, two to its popularity, it has taken, praise and criticism by the local and international newspapers and tourists.

In the third and fourth room, Alfredo use to describe His hilarity That this alley is so small, That's a German tourist Became trapped in the middle two to her "roundness".
For her and for the tourists of a certain "consistence" this is an happy experience, to close with their body the little alley.

The last stanza is dedicated to Antonio Giannetti (now deceased) telling that he used his time to certify that this alley is the narrowest alley in Italy.

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