Poems by Auguste Angellier

French author, born on 01/07/1848 in France, deceased on 28/02/1911 at Boulogne-sur-Mer (France).

Auguste Angellier, a poet and professor of English literature in Lille, devoted his thesis to the Scottish poet Robert Burns. His collection "À l'amie perdue" (1896), a series of sonnets about an impossible love, earned him recognition. Some forty of his poems are gathered here, between love, the sea, and the changing seasons.

A Heart
A Storm Is Blowing
Acceptance
Dreams
Final and Initial Fugue
Habit
Habit
I Came Back Alone
In pejus ruit.
Mourning
My Pain Is at the Heart of My Life
My Selfish Sorrow
Promises of March
Seafaring Spring
Separated in Life
Separation
Sometimes in an Old Heart
Sonnet
Sonnet
Spring
Suzanne
Sweet Melancholy Air
The Azures
The Balcony over the Sea
The Calm Regrets
The Caresses of the Eyes
The Caresses of the Eyes
The Garland of Sleep
The Golden Pheasant
The Golden Pheasant
The Hamlet
The Old Bridge
The Peace of Winter
The Sacrifice
The Sadness of the Wind
The Stork
To Die
To Eternal Love
Twilight on the Shore
Valentine’s Day
Your Abolished Sorrows