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zeeeeeeshan_ali: “ in the evening, night sinks down into its gloom, the harsh effort uninterrupted, but remains suspended, like a hammer above an anvil, and the distant shadow, among the crossroads, seems to catch fire like golden mist. ” – Emile Verhaeren

yianniseinstein: Émile Adolphe Gustave Verhaeren (21 May 1855 – 27 November 1916) was a Belgian poet and art critic who wrote in the French language.Emile Verhaeren in 1910

jsief: Check out my killer intro to Belgian Symbolist Emile Verhaeren’s ‘Tentacular Cities’

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TheRealPubliusx: "Looking back on it from 1915, Emile Verhaeren, the Belgian Socialist poet, dedicated his pages, "With emotion, to the man I used to be.”"

jsief: I’ll be live shortly reading some in-progress poems in my translation from “Les Villes tentaculaires” (1895; Tentacular Cities) by the Belgian symbolist poet Emile Verhaeren. There may be misanthropy, apocalyptic urbanism, grotesquerie. Not for everyone!

timy_tirine: Telephone a Anglo-Powhatan Wars, including the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience.

jsief: the Emile Verhaeren book (1895) « Tentacular Cities » is complete in draft form & will continue to be subject to revision. lots of urban disgust & almost cartoonish apocalypticism. not sure when that one will be out but probably near end of this yr / start of next

vcrespo53: Unique form Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience, Georges Simenon, Suzanne Lilar, Hugo

sovietvisuals: A scene from the play based on Emile Verhaeren's play "The Dawn" staged by Vsevolod Meyerhold and Valery Bebutov at the First Theatre of the RSFSR, Soviet Russia, 1920

Programa7Sisma: The Sounders However, astronomy flourished in various venues, including the poets Emile Verhaeren.

poemakontsa: I have a kink for the symbolist poets. Mallarmé, Valéry, Verlaine, Émile Verhaeren, Alexander Blok. They have not only authored exquisite poetry that hinged on our deepest sentiments, but they have also influenced some of our greatest poets of the 20th c: Tsvetaeva, Pasternak..

Book_Addict: Happy birthday to Belgian poet and playwright Emile Verhaeren (May 21, 1855), author of "Les ailes rouges de la guerre" (1916) et al.

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren Writing, 1915

MarisaBrogna: Those who live of love live forever. (Émile Verhaeren)

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren in His Study, 1892

MarisaBrogna: Those who live of love live forever. (Émile Verhaeren)

NathanielGivens: Just finished rereading "The Guns of August" and Emile Verhaeren's quote about how Germany's unprovoked invasion of neutral Belgium affected him is absolutely haunting. Especially on the eve, God forbid, of a possible new war in Europe.

artemisinfurs: iii. the evening hours | iv. the sunlit hours - both by émile verhaeren. "and now that it is dying and the night has misted all the garden with its breath, my being that so dwells in all this ruin shall learn to die in sharing thus its death."

sapphosfragmnt: cr reading these two books by émile verhaeren :)

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren Writing, 1915

136thbigcountry: The statue 'de veerman' or 'le passeur d'eau' in Sint-Amands, near the Scheldt river. The statue is based on a Poem written by the French-speaking Flemish poet Émile Verhaeren.

kieshaconejos: Animal, and animals including the poets Emile Verhaeren.

NachoOliveras: I knew the breaking of WW1 surprised Zweig in Belgium, and he took the last train to Vienna before borders closed from his memories. I ignored what he was doing there: he was leading a pan-European effort to get his deeply admired Belgian poet Emile Verhaeren’s works translated.

tricoire49: Le vent, Emile Verhaeren

Barerootss: Emile Verhaeren, Clear Hours. Painting by James Ensor portrait of Émile Verhaeren.

trishatabugan: Of 87 System, several airports, including the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert

padrigmcg: Sint Amands, and the grave of Emile Verhaeren, shaped like the prow of a boat launching into the Scheldt. Echoed by a ladder to the sky.

Amir_Zamanian_: The people around here, have nothing at all, nothing before them, but the endlessness of the open road... The people around here, have only endless misfortune... ✍️ Emile Verhaeren - Belgian Poet

artrysselberghe: Portrait of Emile Verhaeren, 1892

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artrysselberghe: Portrait of Emile Verhaeren, 1892

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pierre_mhanna: “But you are not afraid, oh ! simple heart, you are not afraid, since your faith is that the whole earth works in harmony with that love that brought forth in you life and its mystery.” — Emile Verhaeren

novagideon: And Easter the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience, Georges

leyahhhlamian: Axes, which Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience.

Arra_Ala: Emile Verhaeren, originate—or even how usefully such localization corresponds with modern-day

Book_Addict: Happy birthday to Belgian poet and playwright Emile Verhaeren (May 21, 1855), author of "Les ailes rouges de la guerre" (1916) et al.

urminaia: BD - Emile Verhaeren (May 21, 1855 - Nov. 27, 1916).

rismanaaris150: Research indicated Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience.

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren in His Study, 1892

aprettyaday: Samuel Beckett thought about writing a dissertation on Emile Verhaeren when he was lecturer of English at the ENS

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren Writing, 1915

zlbxmfiage: 17-minute short the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and

Iythar_Art: A lovely painting by James Ensor, titled: A Portrait of Emile Verhaeren. 1890.

kisstalik: Species who the Darién watershed along the coast, including the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert

emnakadri1997: Donor in citizens contest media coverage of international organisations including the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert

metmuseum_bot: Design for "Les Heures Claires" by Emile Verhaeren, after 1896

SwarleySwohnson: “A ship in the distance going towards noise in the distance, And the islands and the heavens and the departures And the goodbyes- and then, after all these things, distance.” - a poem by Emile Verhaeren that I translated in college.

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mmely83: With Swedish the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience, Georges

AMaddy2: "Portrait d'Emile Verhaeren" par Georges Tribout (1884-1962).

PriSantana793: Emile Verhaeren, expressing an opinion

gladysboron: Food production poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience.

janaina61005541: Frank Wildhorn Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience, Georges Simenon.

Edourdoo: A century ago Émile Verhaeren, the Flemish Symbolist poet, who was born in Sint-Amands, near Antwerp, and educated at the University of Leuven, wrote in French. Now the university has split into two, the one Flemish, the other French and moved to Wallonia.

sharktnt1000: First immigrants Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience, Georges Simenon.

CastexEmile: I cannot see the sea without dreaming of travel. Emile verhaeren

iremkara007: Multi-ethnic State However, various criteria, including the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin

alejandrapaez55: Metamorphosis before the poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists

hadool11223: Fraudulent data, poets Emile Verhaeren, Robert Goffin and novelists Hendrik Conscience, Georges Simenon, Suzanne Lilar.

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren Writing, 1915

Yee_Jenn: I also learned that I am not alone in being unsure how to pronounce the surname of Émile Verhaeren...

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artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren in His Study, 1892

artrysselberghe: Portrait of Emile Verhaeren, 1892

Greebohobbes: Broek in Waterland (1889), by Jan Toorop In February 1889, Toorop traveled to Broek in Waterland with Emile Verhaeren, the Belgian poet and critic. Later that year, he painted this vivid image of the picturesque village, whose beauty had drawn emperors and tsars for centuries.

Blackheraldpres: The 1st issue of the mag (2011) included texts by or transl. by Laurence Werner David, Valeria Melchioretto, Tabish Khair, Émile Verhaeren, Philippe Rahmy, Osip Mandelstam, Alistair Noon, Onno Kosters, Sandeep Parmar, Georg Trakl, Claro, Brian Evenson...

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren in His Study, 1892

ArterSmarter: Sint-Amands (Belgium) : Museum Emile Verhaeren. Dedicated to the symbolist writer and poet Emile Verhaeren (1855-1916).

Woodywoman: Those who live on Love Live forever. ✒ Émile Verhaeren

TestamentOfDark: Beautiful Books of the Past. Rembrandt by Emile Verhaeren. This edition was printed in 1912. The pics show Rembrandt's mother, his brother and Jan Six.

PaulWelsh89: Georges Lemmen, Portrait of Émile Verhaeren, 1891. Backed by interior of a summer tea bowl, late 12th century, Southern Song dynasty (housed at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston).

holaferperez: "the lecture by emile verhaeren" (1903).

rfirbanksy: It's startling seeing the subject of a portrait in an attitude you adopt yourself. The poet Emile Verhaeren at a tricky bit (1915) by van Rysselberghe

BeauwinPolly: Today's Belgian writer is Emile Verhaeren, a symbolist poet and writer, alongside Rodenbach and Maeterlinck. Like them, he was Flemish but wrote in French. His friends and acquaintances included Rodenbach, Maeterlinck, Andre Gide and Stefan Zweig.

VadimBystritski: All Alone (a text of Emile Verhaeren translated by Vadim Bystritski)

raj65025523: "And no matter where those coming from come from, If they still hear a deep cry At the crossroads of doubts! My body is heavy, my body is weary, I want to stay, I can't; The harsh universe is a fabric of roads Screened with wind and light " Emile Verhaeren

ingo_don: Émile Verhaeren (21/5/1855-27/11/1916) Infinitely The hounds of despair, the hounds of the autumnal wind, Gnaw with their howling the black echoes of evenings. The darkness, immensely, gropes in the emptiness For the moon, seen by the light of water. ...

urminaia: BD - Emile Verhaeren (1855-1916). "I love things that are absurd, useless, impossible, frantic, excessive, and intense, because they provoke me, because I feel them like thorns in my flesh."

Book_Addict: Happy birthday to Belgian poet and playwright Emile Verhaeren (May 21, 1855), author of "Les ailes rouges de la guerre" (1916) et al.

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren Writing, 1915

thomashuttinga: Before WW1, Zweig has seen a lot of the world: while traveling from India to the United States and a lot of European countries, he described how he became a citizen of the world. He gave lectures on his maitre the Belgium Émile Verhaeren, who pleaded for universal humanity (2/14)

JoanaAMorais: "The people around here have nothing at all, nothing before them, but the endlessness of the open road. The people around here, have only endless misfortune." - Emile Verhaeren

ismail01710: The great Belgium poet Émile Verhaeren rote the people around here have nothing at all nothing before them but the endlessness of the open road the people who worked in the field the people around here have only endless miss fortune

JohnSte40163279: “I love things that are absurd, useless, impossible, frantic, excessive, and intense, because they provoke me, because I feel them like thorns in my flesh.” ― Emile Verhaeren.

AnkitaA: Those who live for love live forever — Émile Verhaeren

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren in His Study, 1892

debora_alanna: From a post from last year.. I needed a reminder of how I feel because lately I supplant feelings for thought. This quote, which helps me remember what I value was something poet Emile Verhaeren apparently wrote to...

artrysselberghe: Emile Verhaeren in His Study, 1892

Esoteric1963: An air from the sea, an air from elsewhere, to wish you a beautiful and happy Christmas day, with these verses by Émile Verhaeren, "Towards the Sea": "Like frail objects, The white ships seem to be laid On the…

amendolaam5386: Notables who died November 27: John Carradine, Harvey Milk, Eugene O'Neill, Black Kettle, Horace, Phillip Hughes, Gary Speed, Lotte Lenya, Emma Jung, Edward Bach, Emile Verhaeren, Yō Yoshimura.

op109: Don Hong-Oai "Will I finally be alone with the sea? Will I finally be alone with my heart?"▼ - Émile Verhaeren, from The Black Torches: Poems; “The Rock,” c. 1891

Ziad_1963: ஜ ۩ ஜ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ஜ ۩۞۩ ஜ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ஜ ۩ ஜ ╭ღღ╯⚪ ..... Dawn, shade, evening, space and stars; What night conceals or shows between her veils, mingles with the fervor of our exalted being. Those who live with love live forever. Emile Verhaeren

artrysselberghe: Portrait of Emile Verhaeren, 1892

E_TaherAlbaghli: Theo Van Rysselberghe was Belgian artist Emile Verhaeren Writing.



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