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“But where are the snows of yesteryear?”

Quote by Francois Villon

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Francois Villon

Francois Villon, born in 1431, was one of the most famous poets in medieval France. Known for his satirical and humorous poetry, Villon's works also reflect the dark aspects of society at the time. His life was marked by turmoil and poverty, and his poetry often expresses a sense of helplessness towards life and a desire for freedom. more

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