With a foreword by Jennifer Moxley and an introduction by the translator. Includes bibliographical references (pages 17-28) and indexes of French titles and English titles. Poems.
Summary:
"Poet of "logical revolts," of sexual freedom, inveterate modernist, Symbolist, and inspiration to beatniks, conceptual artists and punks, Arthur Rimbaud wrote some of the most enduring poems of world literature. His career lasted all of five years, between 1870-1875. Here is a collection of all of his poems in verse, in a new English translation by American poet Brian Kim Stefans. With Rimbaud's sense of songcraft in mind, Stefans has retained the French meters in his English versions. He is the first to have done this." --cover page [4].
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