Broken Vase by Rene Francois Armand Prudhomme - Poetry.com
May 13, 2011 · Read, review and discuss the Broken Vase poem by Rene Francois Armand Prudhomme on Poetry.com
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(DOC) The poem of Sully Prudhomme THE BROKEN …
The vase depicts a warrior scaling a ladder against a city wall, raising a shield with one hand and wielding a torch in the other. The scene evokes the shield …
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Another poem which is closely associated with the Broken Vase, through the common expression of fragmentation, is Le Nid Brisde. In the latter poem, the motherbird ven-tures …
Zinzendorff and Other Poems/The Broken Vase
So, here thou art in ruins, brilliant Vase, Beneath my footsteps. 'Tis a pity, sure, That aught so beautiful, should find its fate, From careless fingers. Fain would I divine Thy history. Who …
Poem: Broken Vase by Rene Francois Armand Prudhomme
The vase where this verbena is dying was cracked by a blow from a fan. It must have barely brushed it, for it made no sound. But the slight wound, biting into the crystal day by day, …
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Aug 29, 2024 · It's broken. Thus often does the hand we love, barely touching the heart, wound it. Then the heart cracks by itself and the flower of its love dies. Still intact in the eyes of the world, it feels its wound, narrow and deep, grow …
Broken Vase - Sully Prudhomme - My poetic side
The vase where this verbena is dying was cracked by a blow from a fan. It must have barely brushed it, for it made no sound. But the slight wound, biting into the crystal day by day, …
"The Broken Vase" by Sully Prudhomme (in English) - SoundCloud
Xavier Le Pichon describes how his mother taught him a version of this lovely poem. So, we commissioned a new English translation for you, and asked a Québécois poet to recite the …
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The vase where this verbena is dying was cracked by a blow from a fan. It must have barely brushed it, for it made no sound. But the slight wound, biting into the crystal day by day, …
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