From the book: In the Name of the Rose / Umberto Eco Poem
From the book: In the Name of the Rose / Umberto Eco
Red rose growing in the meadow,
you vaunt yourself bravely
bathed in crimson and carmine:
a rich and fragrant show.
But no: Being fair,
You will be unhappy soon
you vaunt yourself bravely
bathed in crimson and carmine:
a rich and fragrant show.
But no: Being fair,
You will be unhappy soon
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Posted: Nov 25, 2017
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In the Name of the Rose was his Magnum Opus...
He also wrote The number zero in his final years ....have you read that...
Checked a review from "Numero Zero" and found it in .pdf sounds appealing to me, thank you for stopping by and that tip