“We want to be, when we are young, A little man. I would like to be a big child, Stronger and fairer than a man, And more lucid than a child.”
Quote by Paul Eluard
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Paul Eluard
Paul Eluard, born on December 14, 1895, in Paris, France, and died on November 18, 1952, was a prominent French poet. He was one of the representatives of symbolic poetry in the 20th century and his works are characterized by unique style and rich emotions, which have had a profound impact on the creation of poetry in the post-war era. more
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