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Poems by Paul Verlaine

Paul Verlaine

French author, born on 30/03/1844 at Metz (France), deceased on 08/01/1896 at Paris (France).

Paul Verlaine, a poet of music and nuance, published his "Poèmes saturniens" in 1866. His stormy affair with Rimbaud ended in 1873 with two gunshots and a year and a half in prison, where he returned to the faith. "Chanson d'automne," "Il pleure dans mon cœur" and "Art poétique" remain among the most memorized poems in the language.

  • A Dahlia
  • After Three Years
  • Agnus Dei
  • Allegory
  • And I Saw Again the Only Child: It Seemed to Me
  • Art poétique
  • Asperges Me
  • Autumn Song
  • Ballade About Two Elm Saplings He Had
  • Beauty of Women, Their Weakness, and These Pale Hands
  • Before You Go Away
  • Belgian Landscapes
  • Born the Child of the Great Cities
  • Charleroi
  • Circumspection
  • Cythera
  • En sourdine
  • Faltering Counsel
  • Farewell
  • Good Masked Knight Who Rides in Silence
  • Grotesques
  • Her Right Arm, in a Kind Gesture of Gentleness
  • Hope Shines Like a Straw in the Stable
  • I Have Come, a Calm Orphan
  • I No Longer Wish to Love Anyone but My Mother Mary
  • I Was Walking Along Treacherous Paths
  • In the Endless Tedium of the Plain
  • In the Grotto
  • It Cries in My Heart
  • It Is the Languorous Ecstasy
  • Jesuitism
  • Listen to the Sweet Song
  • Luxuries
  • Marine
  • Nightmare
  • On the Grass
  • One Offends Only God…
  • Pantomime
  • Parisian Sketch
  • Sentimental Colloquy
  • Song for Her
  • The Artless Ones
  • The Avenue
  • The Clown
  • The Enemy Disguises Himself as Boredom
  • The Inn
  • The Morning Angelus
  • The Sea Is More Beautiful
  • We Are in Infamous Times
  • We Must, You See, Forgive Each Other Things
  • Winter Has Ended: The Light Is Lukewarm
  • Woman and Cat
  • Wooden Horses
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