Choix de poésies is a collection of selected poems by Paul Verlaine, the renowned French poet associated with the Symbolist movement. Published in 1891, this anthology offers readers a curated glimpse into Verlaine's most celebrated works, showcasing his innovative use of language, musicality, and evocative imagery. The poems delve into themes of love, loss, spirituality, and the human condition, reflecting Verlaine's personal experiences and artistic vision. This collection provides an invaluable introduction to Verlaine's poetry for new readers, while also offering seasoned enthusiasts a carefully chosen selection of his finest verse. Verlaine's influence on modern poetry is undeniable, and 'Choix de poésies' stands as a testament to his enduring literary legacy.

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