Love the ambient background..you have great passionate vocal delivery..captivating atmosphere!

Another beautiful work.. Your voice is mesmerizingly expressive,..

La Gymnopédie n°1 de Satie est une merveille…

La Porta stretta

Improvviso / il sonno /
l'attimo /
la Porta stretta /
quella che non ti aspettavi /
la luna è piena / velata /
sembra rovescia /

è un'allucinzione /
è la stessa che guardavi /
che altri guarderanno / 
che ancora guarderai / 
da un'altra te /
nel suo andare lento / 

non hai forza di interrogare le ombre /
le segui e ti confondi in loro /
muori e rinasci /
nell'atomo di un astro /
l'unica certezza che scorre in te /

immensa eredità di un Soffio. 

@Lorena Ulpiani - poesia tratta da Navigando l'ignoto
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The Narrow Gate


Sudden / the numbness /
the moment /
the Narrow Gate /
the one you did not expect /
the moon is full / veiled /
she looks upside down /
a hallucination /
she is the same one you were looking at /
the one others will look at /
the one you will look at from another time /
from another life /
in her slow going /
you have no strength to question shadows /
you follow them, and you get lost in them /
die and be born again /
in the atom of a star /
the only certainty that flows within you /
the immense inheritance of an unknown Breath.

@lorenaulpiani - by Navigating the unknown
sounds @Erik Satie

The inner boundary (The narrow Gate) / La porta stretta

Lorena Ulpiani was born in Italy on the 9th August 1959. In the 1980s she moved to Padua, where she still lives today. She graduated from the University of Verona in Literature with a major in Art. For over 20 years she has worked as a professional journalist but has never abandoned her colour palette. A lover of steam locomotives, she has published a number of historical texts and cultivates a passion for itineraries outside of the usual tourist circuits.
An interest in human rights in the 90s leads Lorena to work for the Cree, not your stereotypical bead threaders but rather the financially savvy natives of Northern Quebec. Immersed in the Quebec villages and lands, she develops a fascination for the language of geometry and a deeper understanding of aspects related to colour. The latter is complemented by her studies of sacred art, from Europe to China, and as far as Tibet, in a quest for that light which is immersed in a dimension beyond the visible and synonymous with peace and meditation. Works by Lorena Ulpiani can be found in private and public collections in Italy and abroad.

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