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A selection of poems from Belgian symbolist poet Émile Verhaeren, translated from French by Alma Strettell. Most of the poems selected are from 'Les Villages Illusoires' (1895) and are rooted in Verhaeren's observations of the everyday life and landscapes of his native Flanders. The selection also includes extracts from 'Les Heures Claires', a love poem for his wife (recorded in full for Librivox as 'The Sunlit Hours'), and poems from the earlier and later volumes, Les Apparus dans mes Chemins' (1891) and 'La Multiple Splendeur' (1906). - Summary by Philip Benson

Immerse yourself in the serene yet profound world of "Afternoon," where the gentle passage of time invites reflection and exploration. This podcast delves into themes of love, nature, and the quiet moments that shape our lives, echoing the warmth and intimacy often found in poetry and storytelling. Each episode features a new complete audiobook, offering a rotating collection that captures the essence of leisurely afternoons spent in contemplation or connection. Through a diverse array of voices and narratives, listeners are encouraged to savor the richness of language and the beauty of shared...

Immerse yourself in the warmth and intimacy of love and reflection as you explore the evocative themes of "Sunlit Hours." This podcast invites listeners to bask in the glow of heartfelt poetry and prose that celebrates the beauty of relationships, the fleeting moments of joy, and the profound connections we share with one another. Each episode features a new complete audiobook, offering a rotating collection that captures the essence of love and light through diverse voices and styles. This is not a single story but a series of unique explorations that transport you to spaces filled with ...

La poésie lyrique du début du XXème siècle est à la fois héritère et novatrice dans ses thèmes comme dans sa forme avec une nette prédilection pour le vers libre. Continuité du mouvement symbolisme (Anna de Noailles), de la lignée de la cérébralité et du travail formel mallarméen, de la libération de thèmes nouveaux comme l'humilité du quotidien (Francis James) et de l'ouverture au monde moderne (Emille Verhaeren).