true story

"She looks at you empty
Talks at you blind
about the evil lilies in the world
on which no one warns anyone or
of the sun eating her legs every day

Watch out, for as tears flood over her pretty face
while her hands painfully draw in the air,
the wide stories of the village's mad tramp
roll all over your body
as soon as she sets sight on you for a glance
break every bone in it and
free all of your blood as if you had been dug from arab soil

Sudden fountains as yourself
open in every street corner where
she stops running for a breath and
people have started mistaking her for an unleashed chupacabra
as this is the amount of sympathy most humans show for pain
but you, of all should know that
it's just her siren like scent of freeze"

This is a letter she wrote when she last woke, two centuries ago
...now change your dirty torn clothes,
stop your rumbling about lilies,
know the sun has no teeth and
run, run for your life!Run, I tell you, for she's fast!

degeaba in arca

Am facut pace cu moartea
acum umblam alaturea
ea-mi da ordine ca-n armata
eu aterizez pe burta si-mi sfasii sanii si
imi pierd din maruntaie pe drum
luam numai carari de piatra concasata
albiile de rau imi par moi in ultima vreme
Moartea rade
rad si eu inmediat ce da sa ranjeasca
precum copiii cand miros momentul de ingaduinta
al parintelui beat
...ati fi auzit multe povesti cu dinti galbeni
comparatii cu perle putrede...
perlele pot putrezi
...in ochii ftizicilor, de pilda
nimic nu se compara, insa, cu galbenusul asta
rasul mucegait al mortii
prafuieste cand se scutura asupra soldatoilor ei
ne ineaca vesnic cu faina lui
ne lipeste gatlejul deolalta
si ne irita groaznic ochii
Tovarasa mea, moartea, imi stoarce otet pe buze, la rastimpuri!
Ai rade sa stii cat ma bucur atunci
fiindca
mi-e de cumplit de demult sete
fiindca
ma tarasti asa, de ani de zile
6. ca la zaruri.
6. ca-n glumele ce manjesc
Daca as fi murit de gatul unei rulete
daca sfarseam siluita cu un cutit
"la un anumit nivel"
criticii moderni ar fi vazut liricul povestii mele
asa, nu e decat ca m-am impacat cu moartea
mea
doar a mea, stai linistit
bolnavicios de proprie, ca un galci de secol II i.Hr.

propper to my own will

I walk on sand
Does any of you know what that is like?
Nobody comes after you
Winds take care so that they wouldn't know they should or could
No one looks for you
'Cause there are no footprints of yours left to follow
No one rescues you
'Cause they are no common trails known by the UN
those that you take to
So no press would take 'em down in braking news for it
that's for sure
not to mention that
you follow the star
you give birth to yourself
you preach to your ears only
and do miracles for that you alone would believe in your power
you die and rise from the dead for your sole redemption
As for thy neighbour
you yearn for him
for he is only one too
but
have you ever taken in a bird with a broken wing?
they usually never heal
and they leave you with a broken heart
the name's Haneen
for 6 ears now
for I walk on sand
while telling my story

traiasca 23 august 1944 !!!!!!!!!

Azi România a ieșit din alianța cu puterile axei, trecând de partea aliaților. Mareșalul Ion Antonescu, conducător al statului, a fost arestat în urma loviturii de stat organizată de regele Mihai I al României și s-a format un guvern condus de Constantin Sănătescu.


Si pentru ca regele era inca in tara, sssi 1, ssi 2, sssi 3:

Trei culori
Ciprian Porumbescu

Trei culori cunosc pe lume
Ce le ţin ca sfânt odor,
Sunt culori de-un vechi renume
Amintind de-un brav popor.

Cât pe cer şi cât pe lume,
Vor fi aste trei culori,
Vom avea un falnic nume,
Şi un falnic viitor.

Roşu-i focul vitejiei,
Jertfele ce-n veci nu pier
Galben, aurul câmpiei,
Şi-albastru-al nostru cer.

Multe secole luptară
Bravi şi ne-nfricaţi eroi
Liberi să trăim în ţară
Ziditori ai lumii noi.

Iar când fraţilor m-oi duce
De la voi şi-o fi să mor
Pe mormânt atunci să-mi puneţi
Mândrul nostru tricolor.

Inger, cu soarta mea stapana

Rupa...
crape, adanceasca,
plimbe pamantul
Faca-se!
Descante...
Dezlege, planga
taie sangele-n laturi
'Nalte-se!
Si-acuma ca-s paduri si deserturi
cenusi, carbuni slabi si tigani, toate,
Radica poala camasii
o stoarce de-uleiuri
Ia suluri mici cu cuvantul ce-mi scrie
toate dorintele-ntr-una
Solva dintai zice despre gheene
ti-o-ncrusteaza in frunte
cand le-mparti stelelor de la apus
A doua canta niste brate
hrisoavele in care straluceste trebuie
rasfirate inspre miaza-zi
A treia se stie doar incepe: si azi, si mani
pune vreascuri putine, muschi ud si
deasupra-i, un singur hrisov
cand nordul ajunge-un paianjen de fum,
un caus de funingini-ciclop,
da drumul credinciosilor garbovi
sa se intoarca-agale la bordei
La Dumnezeu te du de-adreptul
doar cu ultima buchie in palme
Lui nu-i trebuie cuvantul
si-ntreaba-l, rogu-te, de ma mai stie
de s-ar invoi... sa... ma mai ia in brate?..

artisti de adorat

B.O.B feat Hayley Williams - Airplanes

Ororile lumii a treia: Pietrele scumpe din Zimbabwe, mult prea scumpe

HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) -- In what's being hailed as an unprecedented move that will boost buyer awareness of blood diamonds, a global diamond trading network vowed Monday to expel any member who knowingly trades gems from two Zimbabwe mines where laborers have been killed and children enslaved.

The announcement by the U.S.-based Rapaport Diamond Trading Network, an industry diamond price and information provider, comes after international regulators declared the stones from the Zimbabwe mines conflict-free, backing off a ban they imposed in November and allowing 900,000 carats of diamonds to be auctioned last week.

"This is the first time that we've heard of a large group like the Rapaport group actually taking such a strong stand," said Tiseke Kasambala, a Zimbabwe specialist with Human Rights Watch.

"Consumers will certainly ask questions" about the stones they are buying, she added.

The international regulators, whose group is known as the Kimberley Process, said the two mines are operating at "minimum" international standards. The Rapaport group, though, said that does not guarantee the stones "free of human rights violations" and vowed to publish the names of members knowingly trading in diamonds from the diamond fields near the eastern city of Mutare.

Kimberley Process officials did not immediately respond to an e-mail seeking comment on the move by Rapaport, which has 10,000 members. Stephane Chardon, chairman of the group, noted that the Kimberley rules apply only to blood diamonds mined and sold by rebel movements or their allies to finance armed conflicts aimed at toppling legitimate governments. It has no provision for punishing governments.

Rapaport said respected human rights groups have documented severe abuses at Mutare diamond fields since their discovery in 2006 -- one of the biggest diamond finds in southern Africa in a century. Those allegations include the killing of at least 214 allegedly illegal miners by the military and "rampant abuses of forced labor, child labor, beatings, smuggling and corruption."

Chardon said last week the Kimberly Process deserves credit for the original ban on Marange diamonds and for ensuring that the two fenced-off mines are being properly run.

The Zimbabwe Ministry of Mines accuses human rights groups of "peddling falsehoods." The auctioned diamonds are expected to provide millions of dollars in badly needed revenue for the southern African country, which is struggling to recover from years of economic ruin.

Robert Mhlanga, head of diamond mining holding company working alongside the government, told The Associated Press on Monday that offers were made at the first auction Aug. 11 for all 900,000 carats cleared for sale by the Kimberley Process.

Deals with some of the international buyers were completed and buyers left Harare in possession of batches of diamonds. Other deals are still being processed, he said.

A second auction is scheduled in September. Mhlanga said values of the diamonds are still being tallied.

The mines ministry first said it has about 4.4 million carats in storage and that they're worth $1.9 billion -- about one-third of the national debt or almost the government's entire spending in the national budget.

The party of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, Zimbabwe's former opposition leader now in a shaky coalition with longtime President Robert Mugabe, has cautioned against raising hopes of a rapid economic boom.

Finance Minister Tendai Biti, a close Tsvangirai aide, said estimates that last week's first bids raked in $72 million were too optimistic. He told the state broadcaster the real amount appears closer to about $45 million, out of which just $15 million could end up in state coffers.

Mining experts also have cautioned that only 40 percent of the diamonds are gem quality, with the rest being industrial-quality stones. In any case, Zimbabwe would not be allowed to flood the world market and bring down global prices, they said.

Pearson Mungofa, a mining official in Tsvangirai's party, said Zimbabwe lacks experience to identify the value of its diamonds and largely relies on "guesses and estimates," leading to confusion surrounding the economic potential of the diamond reserves.