Poems by Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly

Poems by Jules Barbey d’Aurevilly

French author, born on 02/11/1808 at Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte (France), deceased on 23/04/1889 at Paris (France).

Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly, a Norman novelist, critic, and dandy, is best known for "Les Diaboliques." His novels, such as "L'Ensorcelée," blend Catholicism, violent passions, and the landscapes of the Cotentin. A more discreet poet, he collected his verse in "Poussières."

A Love of a Skirt
At Valognes
Beauty
Bleed, My Heart!
Do You Remember?
I Lived Without a Heart
If I had, beneath my mantilla
If You Ever Weep
Oh, How You Are Aging!
Oh! the Adored Eyes
Oh! Why Travel?
On Her Album
Pale Head of My Chimera
Song
The Cid
The Cupbearer
The Hatred of the Sun
The Old Gull
The Red-Haired Mistress
The Specters
The Water Lilies
The Yellow Bust
Thirteen Years Old
To Roger de Beauvoir
To Whom Do You Dream
Unclasp Them, Your Long Hair
You Are Leaving