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Par lezard plastique le 17 Mai 2021 à 17:29Leonard CohenWhen they poured across the borderI was cautioned to surrenderThis I could not doI took my gun and vanished.I have changed my name so oftenI've lost my wife and childrenBut I have many friendsAnd some of them are with meAn old woman gave us shelterKept us hidden in the garretThen the soldiers cameShe died without a whisperThere were three of us this morningI'm the only one this eveningBut I must go onThe frontiers are my prisonOh, the wind, the wind is blowingThrough the graves the wind is blowingFreedom soon will comeThen we'll come from the shadowsLes Allemands étaient chez moiIls me dirent, "résigne toi"Mais je n'ai pas peurJ'ai repris mon âmeJ'ai changé cent fois de nomJ'ai perdu femme et enfantsMais j'ai tant d'amisJ'ai la France entièreUn vieil homme dans un grenierPour la nuit nous a cachéLes Allemands l'ont prisIl est mort sans surpriseOh, the wind, the wind is blowingThrough the graves the wind is blowingFreedom soon will comeThen we'll come from the shadows
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Par lezard plastique le 22 Mars 2014 à 14:36
The First Thanksgiving,
1621, painting by L.J. Ferris,
end of the 19th century, USA
Thanksgiving commemorates the arrival of the Pilgrim Fathers. On the fourth Thursday of November, the Americans remember how the Pilgrims thanked the Indians (Native Americans) for their hospitality. People commemorate it by having a big lunch with food that was discovered in America, such as turkey and pumpkin, etc.
This document is a painting, painted in 1943 by Norman Rockwell (a famous american painter). It has become the iconic representation of the thanksgiving meal. Today the painting is exposed in Norman Rockwell Museum, Stockbridge, Massachussets United States.
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