rimbaud

Therefore, chance plays a role in whether a given student will study Rimbaud or Baudelaire.

Your story is worth telling, and Rimbaud is here to help you do just that.

You can't really escape Molière, Hugo, Rimbaud and Baudelaire (and some others too).

Here's an interesting exception: The poet Rimbaud wrote all of his poetry before the age of 20 and is considered to be one of the greatest poets of all time.

I was searching recently for a photograph of Arthur Rimbaud in his later years, and noticed that already Google Images was flooded with AI-generated stuff from websites that do not require marking it as such.

Some of the classics are really classics because they're so much about humanity at large, and unless you're a literary prodigy like Rimbaud or whatever a lot of human drama won't make sense to you in high school--maybe even then.

Unless it's for effect, obviously, which can range from Rimbaud's "Je est un autre" to Zora Neal Hurston.

By the way "Le dormeur du val" (The sleeper of the small valley) is one of Rimbaud's most famous poems, often learned at school.

I like Rimbaud quite a lot: "The star wept rose-colored [.

And oh, what a tune it is -- as chaotic as Coltrane, as radical as Rimbaud, as transcendent as Thoreau.

Similarly for English and French, seen as practical and artsy, resepectively, due to say Hobbes/Smith and the likes of Baudelaire or Rimbaud.

Crime also gives you a more interesting subject to write about than University life - it was good enough for Verlaine and Rimbaud.