#quasimodo — Public Fediverse posts
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:megaphone: DEMNÄCHST!
*Zusammenfassung 31.01. bis 03.03. für BerlinBetontod
31.01.2025 Berlin / HuxleysIn Slaughter Natives, Dicephal Mortus und Unstrut
31.01.2025 Berlin / ResetNorthern Lite
31.01.2025 Potsdam / WaschhausThe Hamburg Blues Band Feat. Vanja Sky & Krissy Matthews
31.01.2025 Berlin / QuasimodoEs war Mord
01.02.2025 Berlin / SchokoladenHämatom
01.02.2025 Berlin / ColumbiahalleLoaded
01.02.2025 Berlin / Wild At HeartPinhead
01.02.2025 Berlin / BadehausPothead
01.02.2025 Berlin / HuxleysPyrecult
01.02.2025 Berlin / SupamollyThe Halo Effect, Pain und Bloodred Hourglass
04.02.2025 Berlin / Kesselhaus#Badehaus #Berlin #Betontod #Columbiahalle #EsWarMord #FRANNZClub #Hamatom #Huxleys #InSlaughterNatives #JoshuaRadin #Kesselhaus #Loaded #NorthernLite #Pinhead #Pothead #Potsdam #Pyrecult #Quasimodo #Reset #Schokoladen #Supamolly #TheHaloEffect #TheHamburgBluesB #Waschhaus #WildAtHeart #SteelFeed #SteelFeedSoon
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:megaphone: DEMNÄCHST!
*Zusammenfassung 29.11. bis 30.12. für BerlinBury Tomorrow
29.11.2024 Berlin / HuxleysIn Extremo
29.11.2024 Berlin / ColumbiahalleJ.B.O.
29.11.2024 Potsdam / LindenparkTherapy?
29.11.2024 Berlin / Columbia TheaterXiu Xiu
29.11.2024 Berlin / Lidodelving
30.11.2024 Berlin / Neue ZukunftSTAHLZEIT
30.11.2024 Berlin / ColumbiahalleZebrahead
30.11.2024 Berlin / Festsaal KreuzbergDayseeker
01.12.2024 Berlin / Hole 44Anvil
03.12.2024 Berlin / FRANNZ ClubBlues Pills
03.12.2024 Berlin / Hole 44ÁrstÍdir
04.12.2024 Berlin / Quasimodo#Anvil #ArstIdir #Berlin #BlackSatellite #BluesPills #BuryTomorrow #ColumbiaTheater #Columbiahalle #Dayseeker #Delving #FRANNZClub #FestsaalKreuzberg #Hole44 #Huxleys #InExtremo #JBO #Lido #Lindenpark #NeueZukunft #Potsdam #Quasimodo #SO36 #STAHLZEIT #Therapy #XiuXiu #Zebrahead #SteelFeed #SteelFeedSoon
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Since the first translations of haiku were made in the West, some of the greatest writers of the twentieth century have grown fond of this poetic genre, from Rainer Maria #Rilke to Paul #Eluard. In Italy, some poets who have embraced the current of hermeticism, such as #Ungaretti and #Quasimodo, approached haiku. Famous is that of Ezra Pound with his urban #imagism:
"The appearance of these faces in the crowd,/Petals on a wet, black bough."
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Since the first translations of haiku were made in the West, some of the greatest writers of the twentieth century have grown fond of this poetic genre, from Rainer Maria #Rilke to Paul #Eluard. In Italy, some poets who have embraced the current of hermeticism, such as #Ungaretti and #Quasimodo, approached haiku. Famous is that of Ezra Pound with his urban #imagism:
"The appearance of these faces in the crowd,/Petals on a wet, black bough."
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Since the first translations of haiku were made in the West, some of the greatest writers of the twentieth century have grown fond of this poetic genre, from Rainer Maria #Rilke to Paul #Eluard. In Italy, some poets who have embraced the current of hermeticism, such as #Ungaretti and #Quasimodo, approached haiku. Famous is that of Ezra Pound with his urban #imagism:
"The appearance of these faces in the crowd,/Petals on a wet, black bough."
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Since the first translations of haiku were made in the West, some of the greatest writers of the twentieth century have grown fond of this poetic genre, from Rainer Maria #Rilke to Paul #Eluard. In Italy, some poets who have embraced the current of hermeticism, such as #Ungaretti and #Quasimodo, approached haiku. Famous is that of Ezra Pound with his urban #imagism:
"The appearance of these faces in the crowd,/Petals on a wet, black bough."
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Since the first translations of haiku were made in the West, some of the greatest writers of the twentieth century have grown fond of this poetic genre, from Rainer Maria #Rilke to Paul #Eluard. In Italy, some poets who have embraced the current of hermeticism, such as #Ungaretti and #Quasimodo, approached haiku. Famous is that of Ezra Pound with his urban #imagism:
"The appearance of these faces in the crowd,/Petals on a wet, black bough."