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"La Maison Du Berger" d'Alfred de Vigny

6/1/2009

Easy French Poetry (French Today)

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This 19th century poem, 336 verse long, is in fact very philosophical and talks about the human condition. Written in Alexandrines, the poet entices a woman (Èva) to leave urban life, and live in Nature (considered as God's creation) which fascinates him as much as it disgusts him..

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