Among the blurred shapes, two shadows caught his eye. They flew together, buffeted by the wind but never drifting apart.
"Poet," Dante pleaded, "I would gladly speak to those two who go together and seem so light upon the wind." Virgil nodded. "Call them by the love that leads them." Inferno Episodio 2 di 7
The air in the Second Circle of the Inferno didn’t just move; it shrieked. If the First Circle had been a sigh of eternal longing, the Second was a physical assault—a relentless, buffeting gale known as the . Among the blurred shapes, two shadows caught his eye
Dante looked up into the blackness. He saw them—the "carnal sinners" who had let their reason be swept away by desire. They were tossed like autumn leaves in a storm, never resting, never touching the ground. "Call them by the love that leads them
"A Galeotto was the book and he who wrote it," she whispered. "That day, we read no further."