“Revision is its own reward.”
Quote by Marianne Moore
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The Fables of La Fontaine
The Fables of La Fontaine is a renowned collection of French fables, originally published in the 17th century. Composed by Jean de La Fontaine, these tales are celebrated for their elegance, moral insights, and the use of animal characters to convey human virtues and vices. The book features a variety of fables, each with a distinct moral lesson, and has had a significant influence on Western literature. more
Author
Marianne Moore
American poet known for her unique modernist style and profound philosophical insights. Her poetry is concise and insightful, often exploring themes of nature, art, and the human condition. more
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