I Miei Saluti. (Italian Poems)

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I. Ti saluto, Margherita Fior di vita, ... ti saluto! Sei la speme del mattino, Sei la gioja del giardino. II. Ti saluto, Rosignolo Nel tuo duolo, ... ti saluto! Sei l' amante della rosa Che morendo si fa sposa. III. Ti saluto, Sol di Maggio Col tuo raggio, ... ti saluto! Sei l' Apollo del passato, Sei l' amore incoronato. IV. Ti saluto, Donna mia, Casta e pia, ... ti saluto! Sei la diva dei desiri, Sei la Santa dei Sospiri.

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