Paul Verlaine

One day he was chatting with Paul Verlaine in Paris and the next with George Bernard Shaw in London.

Things Fall Apart Modris Eksteins 2011

To try to find out, I spoke with two acclaimed poets in their own right who recently published new translations of French poetry: Karl Kirchwey's translation of Paul Verlaine's "Poems Under Saturn" (Princeton) and John Ashbery's version of Arthur Rimbaud's "Illuminations" (Norton).

Foreign to Familiar, Essence Intact Eric Ormsby 2011

Perhaps its most concise expression is Paul Verlaine's "Art Poetique": "Seek that which is vague and dissolves in air, that which has nothing weighty or imposing…not colors, but rather half-tones."

Incarnating the World Within James Gardner 2011

To try to find out, I spoke with two acclaimed poets in their own right who recently published new translations of French poetry: Karl Kirchwey's translation of Paul Verlaine's "Poems Under Saturn" (Princeton) and John Ashbery's version of Arthur Rimbaud's "Illuminations" (Norton).

Foreign to Familiar, Essence Intact Eric Ormsby 2011

Such works were praised by Symbolist writers who considered them visual counterparts of the poetry of Paul Verlaine, Stéphane Mallarmé and Maurice Maeterlinck.

Vision 2009

Having left high school at the age of sixteen in order to earn a living, Elie Cohen taught himself law and literature and read the French poets, Victor Hugo, Paul Verlaine and Paul Valéry.

Liliane Atlan. 2009

Paul Verlaine was delighted with Rimbaud's antisocial antics, which recalled to him his own younger excesses before his marriage.

Archive 2009-01-01 Rus Bowden 2009

Such works were praised by Symbolist writers who considered them visual counterparts of the poetry of Paul Verlaine, Stéphane Mallarmé and Maurice Maeterlinck.

Archive 2009-04-01 2009

He adopted the ideas of French symbolists like Paul Verlaine; the Romanticism of Victor Hugo; and the metrical experiments of Edgar Allan Poe.

John Lundberg: Stumbling Upon One Of The World's Most Important Poets 2008

Translated from mon rêve familier by Paul Verlaine

I often have this dream « Jahsonic 2008