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King Lear online

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Lear or the absolute tragedy:

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"must bear the brunt of these times of sorrow, say what we feel, and not everything that has to say. The oldest is the one who suffered most. We who are young, or we will never see so much evil, nor so many days. "

( They go out to the sound of funeral music .)

Ill. Cordelia and King Lear in a staged theater in Portland.

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Fantasy

It is a tune for which I give,
all Rossini, Mozart and all while Weber.
A look very old, languid and mournful
which for me only has secret charms!

Now, whenever I come to hear from two hundred
years rejuvenates my soul ... It was under Louis
thirteen, and I think I see a green hill
extend, the yellow layer;

Then a house of brick with stone corners,
For windows tinted reddish color
Surrounded by great parks with a river
Bathed his feet, which flows between the flowers;

Then a lady in her high window,
Blonde with black eyes, his clothes old
That in another existence perhaps I
already seen ... and I remember!

Gerard de Nerval, Rhythms and lyrical little ode , 1852.

Ill. William Morris Yseult (also sometimes called Table Queen Guinevere )

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The prose poem (4), the poetic function of language

III. Poetic language?

As versified poem, the prose poem develops what Jakobson calls the poetic function of language. The language is involved: the figure of speech away from the ordinary language. The metaphor transforms the world: "For sides of rocks, which dip in the night precipices their hair brush ..." (Aloysius Bertrand, "The Time of Sabbath" Gaspard de la nuit. ) The nature and
animated, becomes part of a disturbing ideally meeting sabbatical. And the multiplication of images gives the text its poetic density.
The playfulness can also assert itself in repetitions:
Enough seen. The vision has met all the air.
Had enough. Rumors of cities in the evening and the sun, and always.
Known enough. The judgments of life. - O Sounds and Visions!
Departure in affection and new noise! (Rimbaud, "Departure," Illuminations .)
The repetition of the word "Enough" which is contiguous a transitive verb to its complement private creates an expectation which is partially filled by the sentences that follow, variations on the theme.
The poem can also play contrasts On a road behind the gate of a large garden, which appeared after the whiteness of a beautiful castle struck by the sun, stood a beautiful child and fresh, dressed in those clothing campaign so full of vanity.
[...] On the other side of the gate on the road between the thistles and nettles, there was another child, dirty, sickly, smoky, one of those rogue-brats with an impartial eye discovers beauty, if, like the eye of the connoisseur guess a painting beneath a veneer of ideal body builder, he was cleaning the patina of disgusting misery. ( Baudelaire, "The poor man's plaything," The Spleen de Paris .)

The poem is built on the antithesis of poverty / wealth that the poet uses a systematic manner to arrive at the strange idea of a poverty that is desired.