[NPM] today's poem

Apr 28, 2011 15:25

Ballade des Pendus (L'Epitaphe Villon)
Francois Villon Freres humains qui après nous vivez ( Read more... )

national poetry month 2011, poetry: 15th century, poetry, poetry: non-english: french

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speak_me_fair April 28 2011, 21:01:25 UTC
OMG the translation!

*loves on*

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murasaki_1966 April 28 2011, 22:29:29 UTC
Have you read Robert Louis Stevvenson's essay on him?

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murasaki_1966 April 28 2011, 22:27:46 UTC
That is a great translation. Much better than some I've read.

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ext_104773 April 29 2011, 04:24:11 UTC
There was altogether too much rotting flesh for me to be comfy.

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angevin2 April 29 2011, 04:34:47 UTC
Dude, your dissertation was about zombies.

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ext_104773 April 29 2011, 17:02:10 UTC
Just because I work on it doesn't mean it makes me COMFORTABLE.

Besides, there are more grotesque fresh wounds in my dissertation than rotting flesh. I mean, speaking out of a wheezing windpipe because your head's been cut off? That's just good fun. Rotting flesh is icky.

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rikibeth May 1 2011, 14:20:36 UTC
oh, that translation gave me CHILLS. The good kind. The best poetry is as addictive as any drug.

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