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Leaves of Hypnos (extracts): And Lettera Amorosa

This book presents selected extracts from the literary work 'Leaves of Hypnos', which is likely a collection of poetry or prose. It is accompanied by a separate letter titled 'Lettera Amorosa', which is a romantic or affectionate letter. The extracts and letter are likely to explore themes of love, emotion, and possibly other literary or philosophical concepts. more

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Rene Char

Rene Char was a French poet known for his unique poetic style and profound philosophical reflections. His works blended symbolism and surrealism, exploring the meaning of human existence and the mysteries of the universe. more

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