La chambrée de nuit
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| - | "'''La chambrée de nuit'''" (English: The barrack-room of night : Dream) is a poem by [[Arthur Rimbaud]] collected in [[Derniers vers|''Derniers vers'']]. It was written as a letter of Rimbaud to [[Ernest Delahaye]] dated October 14, 1875. | + | "'''La chambrée de nuit'''" (English: The barrack-room of night : Dream) is a poem by [[Arthur Rimbaud]] collected in [[Derniers vers|''Derniers vers'']]. It was written as a letter of Rimbaud to [[Ernest Delahaye]] dated October 14, 1875. It is generally believed to be Rimbaud's last poem. |
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"La chambrée de nuit" (English: The barrack-room of night : Dream) is a poem by Arthur Rimbaud collected in Derniers vers. It was written as a letter of Rimbaud to Ernest Delahaye dated October 14, 1875. It is generally believed to be Rimbaud's last poem.
Rêve
On a faim dans la chambrée −
C'est vrai...
Émanations, explosions. Un génie :
« Je suis le gruère ! » −
Lefêbvre « Keller ! »
Le génie « Je suis le Brie ! » −
Les soldats coupent sur leur pain :
« C'est la vie ! »
Le génie. − « Je suis le Roquefort ! »
− « Ça s'ra not' mort !... »
Je suis le gruère
Et le Brie !... etc.
Valse
On nous a joints, Lefèbvre et moi, etc.
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