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Poems by Rémy Belleau

Rémy Belleau

French author, deceased on 06/03/1577 at Paris (France).

Rémy Belleau, a poet of the Pléiade, is best known for "La Bergerie," a collection of prose and verse that includes his famous poem "Avril." In "Les Amours et nouveaux échanges des pierres précieuses," he devotes a poem to each stone, such as "La pierre aqueuse." He also translated the odes of Anacreon.

  • April
  • Desire
  • If You Would Have Me Die
  • Kiss Me, My Heart…
  • Sweet and beautiful little mouth
  • The Cicada
  • The Rooster’s Stone
  • The Watery Stone
  • While your learned hand…
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