French Poems | Examples of French Poetry

he French Debate in English The program was about the power of alternative media such as X and Facebook A woman from the EU said those programs Can be banned, by the stroke of a...Read the rest...

These are translations of Voltaire, one of the world's most prolific, best and most influential writers. Voltaire, born François-Marie Arouet (1694-1778), was an amazingly prolific writer who produced works in nearly every literary genre, including...Read the rest...

I have a music that I want to sing but something keeps interfering with the rhythm, I have been trying desperately to compose the line But every time I reach a special spot something keeps holding...Read the rest...

Rolf was born in Wallertheim, in an optimistic year Progress seemed to be everywhere, and not much to fear. Then the reds took Russia, shook the world to the core Millions killed when in power, a crime you...Read the rest...

They would put their foot Into everything, why not open your mouth and I'll give you a ping; government is ousted, maybe freedom is related, first time I kissed, I found all this hype was overrated. L'amour for sure,...Read the rest...

This is my English translation of "L'Invitation au voyage" ("Invitation to the Voyage") by the French poet Charles Baudelaire. It's a poem he wrote for his soulmate... Invitation to the Voyage by Charles Baudelaire loose translation/interpretation by Michael...Read the rest...

The most corrupt Pres in living memory pardons his corrupt grifter son. But not just for deliberately evading taxes and firearms violations. No, Joe went further. His pardon includes all offences he may or may...Read the rest...

We see in the country, in Portsall, things that you don’t see in the city, A pastry chef who smiles kindly, A farmer who parks his tractor on the side, We see polite people like Belgians, People listening to the...Read the rest...

M'aider … Mayday, comes from French, that word, with fright, I radio, my engine dead, this nighttime glide, vast sky and ocean black as ink, waves rising, lapping, leaping up until the splash, wings ditching in, a frantic swim, inflating raft, my...Read the rest...

Fair Lady Without Peer by Charles d’Orleans loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Fair Lady, without peer, my plea, Is that your grace will pardon me, Since I implore, on bended knee. ...Read the rest...

What you talking about Mister? He asked after the man said "Sea Her F". C+ Sea Her + the woamn F is F! Chef man it's a joke. That aint something worth laughing over. What you want me to say man: Sea he...Read the rest...

The more artfully presented the less food a gourmand eats. French chefs, more than any, are masters of this kind of "tromperie" that satiates the eyes but sadly leaves the stomach "hungerie." ...Read the rest...

The Hurricane and Florida The green valley near the blue lake  It sounds like a color combination by a happy incident it was the weather of the day that made nature impossible romantic near the lake where Pink Salmond swam...Read the rest...

Affirmation of there desire to be together where what moment causes others to demysterfy such togetherness evidence of a wedding plan a detailed relationship us together through everything nevermind the weather catch a glance and mingle the orange groves of Naples where the warmth of a wintery...Read the rest...

I am reporting from Normandy, where a cheese war has started between two hospitality business tycoons, for acquiring the ownership of a shipload of Brie and Comembert soft and creamy cheese, heavily consumed popularly in their two outlets, Wine and Cheese...Read the rest...