Poème du Mois - 002 Fiez vous y !
'Poème du Mois - 002 Fiez vous y !' Summary
Charles d'Orléans, a French prince and poet, was held captive in England for many years. During this time, he wrote prolifically, producing a body of work that reflects his longing for home, his experiences of confinement, and his introspective reflections on love, nature, and the passage of time. "Fiez vous y!" is a poem that encapsulates these themes. It speaks of the fickleness of fortune, the beauty of nature, and the enduring power of love. The poem's lyrical style and poignant imagery are characteristic of d'Orléans's work, showcasing his mastery of the French language and his keen observation of the human condition.Book Details
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