Paul Verlaine Heart Poems
- 1. What Sayst Thou, Traveller, Of All Thou Saw'st Afar?
- 2. The Keyboard, Over Which Two Slim Hands Float
- 3. Streets [english]
- 4. Son, Thou Must Love Me! See' My Saviour Said
- 5. O'er The Wood's Brow
- 6. Naguere Prologue [english]
- 7. Mon Reve Familier [english]
- 8. Langueur [english]
- 9. Jadis Prologue [english]
- 10. It Weeps In My Heart
- 11. It Is You
- 12. Il Bacio [english]
- 13. Green [english]
- 14. Give Ear Unto The Gentle Lay
- 15. Epilogue [english]
- 16. En Sourdine [english]
- 17. Colloque Sentimental [english]
- 18. Birds In The Night [english]
- 19. A La Promenade [english]
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Dennis Johnson: What is the origin of the quotation:
Peddler of dream-stuff, piping an empty tune
Fisher of shadows, ploughman of the moon.
It is quoted in Robert W. Service's autobiography, and an inspiration for the book's title..
I've done various searches without success.
Thanks.
