© Editions Dupleix, 2024. All rights reserved. Lee Sang’s « Ogamdo No. 1 » is not just a poem—it is an experience, a raw exploration of collective anxiety and hidden fears unfolding like a fever dream that refuses to clarify itself. Like a meticulously arranged chaotic symphony, Lee Sang creates an atmosphere in which every note embodies Lire la suite
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© Editions Dupleix, 2024. All rights reserved. Margaret Widdemer’s poem « When I Was a Young Girl » from The Old Road to Paradise (1918), which won the 1919 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, is a nostalgic reflection on youth and the romanticized notions of love and freedom. The poem’s structure, built around a repetitive refrain, creates a
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© Editions Dupleix, 2024. All rights reserved. Baek Seok’s poem « White Wall » embodies the poet’s deep introspection and existential struggle during a time marked by oppression and personal hardship. Born in 1912 in Jeongju, Baek Seok lived through the Japanese occupation of Korea, a period that influenced both his life and poetry profoundly. This historical
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© Editions Dupleix, 2024. All rights reserved. « When the Child Appears » by Victor Hugo is a celebration of the innocence, joy, and renewal brought by the presence of a child. The poem, part of Hugo’s collection Les feuilles d’automne (The Leaves of Autumn), reflects the Romantic idealization of childhood as a pure and divine state,
© Editions Dupleix, 2024. All rights reserved. Yun Dong-ju was a poet who captured the intellectual and spiritual anguish experienced during the Japanese colonial period in Korea. His poetry is marked by delicate lyricism and a profound sense of clarity. Yun’s work delves deeply into the inner self, elevating his reflections with a pure spirituality
© Éditions Dupleix, 2024. All rights reserved Guillaume Apollinaire’s Timeless Masterpiece: Unpacking the Beauty of ‘Le Pont Mirabeau’. Guillaume Apollinaire was a French poet, playwright, and art critic, born on August 26, 1880, in Rome, Italy, to a Polish mother and an Italian father. He is considered one of the most important figures of the
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