If you talk to the shadows, at least you know them well and the words, all of them, unfold themselves with ease on muddled walls and streets, when dusk comes on.
Italian scholar, essayist and poet
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An Italian scholar who moves across philology, essays, and verse—quiet in the wider world, but entrenched in certain academic and literary circles where precision in language matters.
Fausto Cercignani was born March 21, 1941, in Italy. He built a career that straddles scholarship and creative writing, working as both essayist and poet alongside his academic work. His output reflects a particular devotion to the mechanics of language—philological rigor paired with literary expression. The result is a body of work that sits at the intersection of analysis and art, recognized more in specialized quarters than in popular view.
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If you talk to the shadows, at least you know them well and the words, all of them, unfold themselves with ease on muddled walls and streets, when dusk comes on.
They do not speak of boundless skies, of passing loves like silver clouds. They speak of cheerless towns, unwound: on hazy moors of muffled music.
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