Apollinaire is a pivotal figure in the history of French poetry. Friend of Picasso, albeit a sometimes volatile one, inventor of the term 'surrealism' and the poem without punctuation, he advocated a poetry that was direct and intuitive, free of any refined intellectualism. Alcools, published in 1913, represents his most significant collection of poems. (Résumé par Malone)
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
Zone
14:22 - Chapter 2
Le Pont Mirabeau
01:53 - Chapter 3
La Chanson du Mal-Aimé
17:40 - Chapter 4
Les Colchiques
01:35 - Chapter 5
Palais
02:40 - Chapter 6
Chantre
00:37 - Chapter 7
Crépuscule
01:38 - Chapter 8
Annie
01:12 - Chapter 9
La Maison des morts
10:28 - Chapter 10
Clotilde
01:07 - Chapter 11
Cortège
05:56 - Chapter 12
Marizibill
01:27 - Chapter 13
Le voyageur
04:46 - Chapter 14
Marie
01:52 - Chapter 15
La blanche neige
01:09 - Chapter 16
Poème lu au mariage d'André Salmon
04:40 - Chapter 17
L'Adieu
00:35 - Chapter 18
Salomé
01:39 - Chapter 19
La porte
00:55 - Chapter 20
Merlin et la vieille femme
04:19 - Chapter 21
Saltimbanques
00:54 - Chapter 22
Le larron
07:54 - Chapter 23
Le vent nocturne
01:17 - Chapter 24
Lul de Faltenin
02:13 - Chapter 25
La tzigane
00:57 - Chapter 26
L'ermite
07:05 - Chapter 27
Automne
00:54 - Chapter 28
L'Émigrant de Landor Road
03:07 - Chapter 29
Rosemonde
01:14 - Chapter 30
Le brasier
04:24 - Chapter 31
Nuit rhénane
02:12 - Chapter 32
Mai
01:37 - Chapter 33
La synagogue
02:19 - Chapter 34
Les cloches
01:16 - Chapter 35
La Loreley
03:03 - Chapter 36
Schinderhannes
01:47 - Chapter 37
Rhénane d'automne
02:54 - Chapter 38
Les sapins
01:39 - Chapter 39
Les femmes
02:55 - Chapter 40
Signe
00:54 - Chapter 41
Un soir
01:27 - Chapter 42
La dame
00:43 - Chapter 43
Les fiançailles
07:11 - Chapter 44
Clair de lune
01:05 - Chapter 45
1909
01:58 - Chapter 46
A la Santé
02:41 - Chapter 47
Automne malade
01:27 - Chapter 48
Hôtels
01:10 - Chapter 49
Cors de chasse
00:54 - Chapter 50
Vendémiaire
09:59