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| Preface | ||
| My Familiar Dream | 4 | |
| Seascape | 6 | |
| Night Scene | 8 | |
| Sunsets | 10 | |
| Mystical Evening Twilight | 12 | |
| Sentimental Stroll | 14 | |
| Autumn Song | 16 | |
| The Shepherd's Hour | 18 | |
| Woman and Cat | 20 | |
| A Dahlia | 22 | |
| Nevermore | 24 | |
| Moonlight | 28 | |
| Pantomime | 30 | |
| On the Grass | 32 | |
| The Lane | 34 | |
| Strolling | 36 | |
| Innocents We | 38 | |
| Cortege | 40 | |
| Seashells | 42 | |
| Puppets | 44 | |
| Sailing | 46 | |
| The Faun | 48 | |
| Mandolin | 50 | |
| For Clymene | 52 | |
| Colombine | 54 | |
| Love Cast Down | 58 | |
| In Muted Tone | 60 | |
| Lovers' Chat | 62 | |
| "Morning star, before you pale..." | 66 | |
| "Among the trees..." | 68 | |
| "A Saint set in her stained-glass glow..." | 70 | |
| "I used to wander aimlessly..." | 72 | |
| "It's the languorous ecstasy..." | 76 | |
| "Like city's rain, my heart..." | 78 | |
| "Bright in the evening's gray and pinkish blur..." | 80 | |
| "So sad my heart, so sad it was..." | 82 | |
| "Covering the land..." | 84 | |
| "Reflections in the fogbound rivulet..." | 88 | |
| Walcourt | 90 | |
| Charleroi | 92 | |
| Green | 96 | |
| Spleen | 98 | |
| Streets I | 100 | |
| Streets II | 102 | |
| "Beauty of women, weakness, pale soft skin..." | 106 | |
| "A vast, black lethargy..." | 108 | |
| "Above the roof the sky is fair..." | 110 | |
| "The horn's sound in the wood sobs dolefully..." | 112 | |
| "The wind whips through the bushes, green..." | 114 | |
| "The hedges billow like the sea's..." | 116 | |
| "'The city!' Gaudy cluster of white stones..." | 118 | |
| Pierrot | 122 | |
| The Skeleton | 124 | |
| Ars Poetica | 126 | |
| Allegory | 130 | |
| Circumspection | 132 | |
| Languor | 134 | |
| Prologue | 136 | |
| "Your voice was deep and low..." | 140 | |
| For Georges Verlaine | 144 | |
| Allegory | 148 | |
| Spring | 150 | |
| Summer | 152 | |
| For Mademoiselle | 154 | |
| False Impression | 158 | |
| Other | 162 | |
| Tantalized | 166 | |
| The Last Stanza | 168 | |
| In the Style of Paul Verlaine | 170 | |
| Limbo | 172 | |
| Loins | 176 | |
| The Last "Fete Galante" | 178 | |
| Recollection of Manchester | 182 | |
| For Edmond Lepelletier | 184 | |
| For Arthur Rimbaud | 186 | |
| For Bibi-Puree | 188 | |
| "In Mary's humble ear..." | 192 | |
| "Yes, despite your cruel excess..." | 198 | |
| "I'm poorer than I've ever been..." | 202 | |
| "True, we don't know when to quit..." | 204 | |
| "Blonde? Brown? Which is your hair?..." | 206 | |
| "You believe in superstitions..." | 208 | |
| "Lover, when you look for lice..." | 210 | |
| "I dreamed of you last night; and you..." | 212 | |
| For Charles Baudelaire | 216 | |
| "You've often been unkind..." | 220 | |
| "That firm-fleshed belly that has never borne..." | 224 | |
| Last Hope | 230 | |
| "When we go - if I see her yet again..." | 234 | |
| "It's thanks to you I see how I..." | 236 | |
| Accompanying a Sketch (The Siege of Paris) | 238 | |
| On a Copy of Les Fleurs du mal | 240 | |
| Song for the Ladies | 244 | |
| Fog! | 246 | |
| Sonnet to Weep Over | 250 | |
| A Drink Song | 252 | |
| Another Drink Song | 254 | |
| Dream | 256 | |
| Awakening | 258 | |
| Death | 262 | |
| Quatrain | 266 | |
| Notes | 269 | |
| Acknowledgments | 285 | |
| Index of Titles and First Lines | 287 |
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Garrett Searcy
reviewed One Hundred and One Poems by Paul Verlaine: A Bilingual Edition on February 20, 2008
One Hundred and One Poems by Paul Verlaine: A Bilingual Edition
Found another great poet. Here's a taster..
The Young Fools (Les Ingénus)
by Paul Verlaine
Translated by Louis Simpson
High-heels were struggling with a full-length dress
So that, between the wind and the terrain,
At times a shining stocking would be seen,
And gone too soon. We liked that foolishness.
Also, at times a jealous insect's dart
Bothered out beauties. Suddenly a white
Nape flashed beneath the branches, and this sight
Was a delicate feast for a young fool's heart.
Evening fell, equivocal, dissembling,
The women who hung dreaming on our arms
Spoke in low voices, words that had such charms
That ever since our stunned soul has been trembling.
His personal life sounds very volatile also..did a stint in prison for shooting at his lover, but then came out of the joint with a great novel apparently. Will mark that to-read also.
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Add One Hundred and One Poems by Paul Verlaine: A Bilingual Edition, French poet Paul Verlaine, a major representative of the Symbolist Movement during the latter half of the nineteenth century, was one of the most gifted and prolific poets of his time. Norman Shapiro's superb translations display Verlaine's ability to tra, One Hundred and One Poems by Paul Verlaine: A Bilingual Edition to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add One Hundred and One Poems by Paul Verlaine: A Bilingual Edition, French poet Paul Verlaine, a major representative of the Symbolist Movement during the latter half of the nineteenth century, was one of the most gifted and prolific poets of his time. Norman Shapiro's superb translations display Verlaine's ability to tra, One Hundred and One Poems by Paul Verlaine: A Bilingual Edition to your collection on WonderClub |