Poetic Meditations

the Meditations , beginning of Lamartine in poetry, beginning of the romantic Poetry in the French Literature, had a splendid success. After poetry sensual, dry and conventional of the last traditional S, one surprised and was charmed to hear a poet who dared moved and sincere being, of which melancholy, gently elegiac, was not less strong and deep. The form of the Meditations , often soft and fluid, reached, when it is supported by a major feeling, strongest and more suave harmony.

This collection contains poems made up between 1815 and 1820, of which most famous are: the Lake , Insulation , the Evening , the Small valley , the Gulf of Baïa and the Fall .

Meditations

  1. Insulation
  2. the Man
  3. In Elvire
  4. the Evening
  5. Immortality
  6. the Small valley
  7. Despair
  8. Providence with the man
  9. To remember
  10. Ode
  11. the Lily the gulf of Santa Restituta (1842)
  12. Enthusiasm
  13. the Retirement
  14. the Lake
  15. Glory
  16. Charity (1846)
  17. Ode on the birth of the Duke of Bordeaux
  18. Ressouvenir of the Lake Léman (1842)
  19. the Prayer
  20. Invocation
  21. the Faith
  22. the Genius
  23. Philosophy
  24. the Gulf of Baya
  25. the Temple
  26. Pasteur and the Fisherman (1826)
  27. lyric Chants of Saül
  28. has a Fleur dried in an album (1827)
  29. Hymne with the sun
  30. Ferrare (1844)
  31. Adieu
  32. the Holy Week with the Rock-Guyon
  33. the dying Christian
  34. God
  35. the Fall
  36. has a Child, girl of the poet (1831)
  37. crowned Poetry
  38. the Flowers (1837)
  39. the Birds (1842)
  40. the Poppies (1847)
  41. the Shell at the edge of the sea

Source

  • New illustrated Larousse , 1898-1907

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