Paul Verlaine
Paul Verlaine
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" Quoi, moi, moi, pouvoir Vous aimer ! Etes-vous fous ? " And again the voice of Christ : " II faut m'aimer. Je suis Ces Fous que tu nommais, Je suis I'Adam nouveau qui mange le vieil homme, Ta Rome, ton Paris, ta Sparte et ta Sodome. " A strange poem this : excessive, impassioned and at moments grotesque ; but surely a sincere poem, and still more surely one that is beautiful, and almost, to use an ill-used word, sublime ? Then, again, there is the gentleness of the Catholic ideal : " Je s...uis la douceur qui redresse (\ J'aime tous et n'accuse aucun . . . " ; and the calm to which it will lead him, the help to forget the past, the strength to face the future.
"SAGESSE" 123 And lie will need all his strength. Already there are doubts as to his own power of resistance ; what if his " yesterdays were to devour his fair to-morrows " ? what if the " old madness were already on the way " ? Yes, he will need strength, as much as he can get, and meanwhile he will begin with remorse and good resolutions, his " Christian heart will sing the song of purity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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" Quoi, moi, moi, pouvoir Vous aimer ! Etes-vous fous ? " And again the voice of Christ : " II faut m'aimer. Je suis Ces Fous que tu nommais, Je suis I'Adam nouveau qui mange le vieil homme, Ta Rome, ton Paris, ta Sparte et ta Sodome. " A strange poem this : excessive, impassioned and at moments grotesque ; but surely a sincere poem, and still more surely one that is beautiful, and almost, to use an ill-used word, sublime ? Then, again, there is the gentleness of the Catholic ideal : " Je s...uis la douceur qui redresse (\ J'aime tous et n'accuse aucun . . . " ; and the calm to which it will lead him, the help to forget the past, the strength to face the future.
"SAGESSE" 123 And lie will need all his strength. Already there are doubts as to his own power of resistance ; what if his " yesterdays were to devour his fair to-morrows " ? what if the " old madness were already on the way " ? Yes, he will need strength, as much as he can get, and meanwhile he will begin with remorse and good resolutions, his " Christian heart will sing the song of purity.
What to read after Paul Verlaine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold George Nicolson to read onlineMoreLess
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