Paysage Mauvais
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Paysage Mauvais
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Sables de vieux os - Le flot râle
Des glas : crevant bruit sur bruit ...
- Palud pâle, où la lune avale
De gros vers, pour passer la nuit.
- Calme de peste, où la fièvre
Cuit ... Le follet damné languit.
- Herbe puante où le lièvre
Est un sorcier poltron qui fuit ...
- La Lavandière blanche étale
Des trépassés le linge sale,
Au soleil des loups... - Les crapauds,
Petits chantres mélancoliques
Empoisonnent de leurs coliques,
Les champignons, leurs escabeaux.
[Tristan Corbière in "Les Amours jaunes"]
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