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5.0 out of 5 stars
A collection written as an homage and response to the best-known poets of France,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Form of the City Changes Faster, Alas, than the Human Heart (French Literature Series) (Paperback)
The Form Of A City Changes Faster, Alas, Than The Human Heart is a collection written as an homage and response to the best-known poets of France, including Charles Baudelaire and Raymond Queneau, is the latest work by author Jacques Roubaud. The free verse varies widely in structure from poem to poem, and all the works offer a keenly whetted slice of insight into the dynamic history and culture of France. XVth Arrondissement: no doubt in possession / of a smattering of Latin / an old man in Rue de la / Croix-Nivert smirks / before a store window / of lingerie feminine / "IN FINE"
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The Form of the City Changes Faster, Alas, than the Human Heart (French Literature Series) by Jacques Roubaud (Paperback - June 1, 2006)
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