Rimbaud Poems - Poems about Rimbaud

...How beautiful and discreet, this port, at night, When you listen to fado, come that voice, Misia It becomes deep and mysterious, sonorous, Its numerous lights are warm as wool. How enchanting t......Read the rest...

...Travel taught me one precious thing, There is always better Elsewhere, You love your village, visit the Tyrol, You love Cathy, Sue has more beautiful blue eyes, My travels taught me to change b......Read the rest...

...As I reach my hand twords the light, I see you. I feel you. You must see me too, my love. Its almost as if your still here. You we're the one person that mde me feel, the one person I could rely on......Read the rest...

... "Ground Level Entry" “She fits the bill”, they say it insouciantly visions of being carried in the beak of a bilious pelican where it builds its rudimentary ne......Read the rest...

...The roads leading away circle the distances and seem to go nowhere. They seed the horizon with promises, disorganising the senses and reason until there is only a hole, a dark cave into th......Read the rest...

...the moon commences its' illusion it rides the crest fully survivor of Roche's Limit survivor of human prediction filling the night with shadow my early morning walks the light in the distance ......Read the rest...

... What lesser mortals? What lesser mortals than Rimbaud claim themselves a poet within another self, for there is more than just one self depending on the time a......Read the rest...

... “Lost Pantheons” Alexandrine tragedies Racine diamond-edged come and go French letters blown like leaves straight up into the rarefied air scattered like lovers a......Read the rest...

...Linha Desde sempre o sucesso, isso a que damos o nome de sucesso, como todas as coisas deste mundo, não conhece a linha reta. Para chegar ao sucesso pense em conhecer pessoas. o q......Read the rest...

...I was wondering how many renowned gay poets I know— Like Oscar Wilde, Walt Whitman, and Arthur Rimbaud? Edna St. Vincent Millay and Alice Walker, I am told, Both Sylvia Plath and Gertrude Stein......Read the rest...

...If I'd been embraced I wouldn't write like I do; I would feel loved. I'd be complacent like you. But that's not my fate. I am burned in the fire and when you ignore me the flames keep burnin......Read the rest...

...Postcard 1 by Miklós Radnóti written August 30, 1944 translated by Michael R. Burch Out of Bulgaria, the great wild roar of the artillery thunders, resounds on the mountain ridges, rebounds, ......Read the rest...

...A Self-Tutoring Translation of RIMBAUD's Final Version " Vowels " in Contemporary Terms (" Vowels " (final version, without the definite article, with the poet's corrections) in RIMBAUD Œuvres......Read the rest...

...A Self-Tutoring Translation of RIMBAUD's " The Vowels " in Contemporary Terms (" The Vowels " in the Paul Verlaine (first version) copy in RIMBAUD Œuvres complètes. Ed. by Pierre Brunel. Paris ......Read the rest...

...O sucesso isso a que damos o nome de sucesso, como todas as coisas deste mundo, não conhece a linha reta. Para chegar ao sucesso Pense em conhecer pessoas. O que é que fazem bem, o qu......Read the rest...