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A delightful variation on the long tradition of bestiary writing, Jules Renard's short verse and prose poems have captured the imagination of readers and artists since they were originally written in 1894, with Ravel famously setting five of them to music. Presented in a new version by acclaimed translator Richard Stokes, this sumptuously produced volume will captivate and enchant new generations of readers the world over.… (altro)
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This love letter, folded in two, is looking for a flowery address. [The Butterfly: 88]
Nimbly dashing here and there, he's lighting up the autumn leaves with the little torch of his tail. [The Squirrel: 96]
They teach me something every day. / They put full stops in the air with their little chirps. / They draw a straight line, put a comma at the end, and then quickly go on to the next line. / They put crazy brackets round my house. / They fly from my cellar to my attic too quickly for the pool in my garden to make a copy of their flight. / Their light, feathery wings make loops and flourishes that you couldn't possibly imitate. / Then, two by two, they embrace and join together to put ink spots on the blue sky. / But you need a friendly eye to follow them, and while you may know Greek and Latin, I can read Hebrew, which is what these birds who live in chimneys are tracing in the sky. [The Swallows: 128]
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A delightful variation on the long tradition of bestiary writing, Jules Renard's short verse and prose poems have captured the imagination of readers and artists since they were originally written in 1894, with Ravel famously setting five of them to music. Presented in a new version by acclaimed translator Richard Stokes, this sumptuously produced volume will captivate and enchant new generations of readers the world over.
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