My adaptation of one of Rimbaud’s earliest poems.
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“The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” by T.S. Eliot
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Old post, but I was wondering if you knew the version put to music by Robert Charlebois: (here sung by Vincent Vallières) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP4gdnzMrUU
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I was familiar with the Charlebois song, but not the Vincent Vallieres cover. it’s hard to imagine two artists more dissimilar than Rimbaud and V.V., but the song brings them together quite beautifully.
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Early poems are always special. That one is particularly touching. I love poems that explore sensations, when words try to depict our connection to nature. Reading it , along with your delicate illustration, made me feel and hear the wind blow this morning. Thank you 🙂
In a different style, have you ever read Emily Dickinson ‘s 328 poem ? so refreshing !
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Thank you for introducing me to that Emily Dickinson poem. It’s really lovely, especially the last few lines. Also, it taught me a great new word: “plashless.” 🙂
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I love your page ❤
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Great.
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Merci!
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