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Flori sacre (English: Sacred Flowers) is the title of a 1912 collection of poetry by Romanian poet Alexandru Macedonski.[1] This collection, first issued by Revista Critică (English: The Critical Review), contains the following poems:

  • Avatar
  • Noaptea de decembrie
  • Mai
  • Imn la Satan
  • Castelul
  • Vasul
  • Corabia
  • Mănăstirea
  • Cântecul ploaiei
  • Rimele cântă pe harpă
  • Dor zadarnic
  • Lui Cetalo Pol
  • Lewki
  • Năluca unei nopţi
  • O umbră de dincolo de Styx
  • Oh! suflet orb
  • Perihelie

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  1. ↑ Vianu, Tudor (1970–1971). Scriitori români [Romanian Writers] (in Romanian). Vol. II. Bucharest: Editura Minerva. pp. 380–381. OCLC 7431692.


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