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» Aloysius Bertrand: Fantasies - Selected prose poems by the first French prose poet in translation and with introductory notes by Michael Benedikt.
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» Arthur Graves Canfield: French Lyrics - Introduction to French lyric poetry. Includes English introduction, French texts, and biographical notes, but no translations. In many formats for computer and PDA. Text from Project Gutenberg.
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» Benjamin Péret: From the Hidden Storehouse - Translation of "Spilled Blood" and bibliographic data on the translation into English by Keith Hollaman of a selection of poems by French surrealist Benjamin Péret.
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» Chimeras, by Gerard de Nerval - English translations of Nerval's most famous collection, with notes, by Daniel Mark Epstein. From the New Criterion Online, November 2000.
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» Eustache d'Amiens - The Butcher of Abbeville, 13th century fabliau in English translation.
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» Gerard de Nerval - Translations by various translators of four of Nerval's poems.
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» Guérin - Bérenger of the Long Arse, 13th cent. fabliau in modern English translation.
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» Louise Labé - Sonnets. In French, some of them also in English translation. Site also contains translations into Dutch, German, Italian and Spanish.
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» Marie de France - The Lais (12th century), in a verse translation by Judith P. Shoaf.
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» Michel Galiana - Poems by Michel Galiana (1933-1999), with translations by Christian Souchon. Aside from their refined descriptions, Galiana's texts have mainly introspective contents, discussing beauty, incommunicability, and seclusion, much in the style of the French hermetic poets.
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» Poetry Magazine - Contemporary French Poetry in Translation: A Special Double Issue. Table of contents and links to translations available online.
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» The Song of Roland - The poem is the first of the great French heroic poems known as "chansons de geste."
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