Le Mot Dit - Out Word

Some spoken word by me, some poems by others, some famous, some not... yet. Quelques pièces orales de moi, quelques poèmes célèbres ou pas... encore. En français et en anglais. In French and in English

Monday, June 20, 2005

Rimbaud - Ophélie

this is an audio post - click to play


This is Ophélie de Rimbaud. A very classic poem.

Ohpélie de Rimaud. Un classique.

3 Comments:

At 6:34 PM, Blogger pghpoet said...

honestly....doesn't matter what the words are- french is music.

if staccato british is the sound of one hand smartly slapping at the surface of the water

and german is one belly-smacker in a pool after another, lol

then french is the gentle burbling of a stream. very relaxing- i very much enjoyed.
k

 
At 1:27 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thanks both for listening. I am sure the Germans would not agree with you k, on the musicality of German though, but we won't tell them.

Hey Paul, I checked out the Thoreau site blog, cool place. Were you refering to Nova Vane, or to this blog? Or both?

v

 
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