Arthur Rimbaud is a French poet, born October 20, 1854 in Charleville and died November 10, 1891 in Marseille.
Although brief, his poetic work is characterized by a prodigious thematic and stylistic density, making him one of the major figures of French literature.
Shooting star of French poetry, the name of Arthur Rimbaud continues to shine among the greatest lights of literature.
A precocious student, he was noticed by a professor with revolutionary ideas, Georges Izambar, for his gifts in Latin and rhetoric, but also for his revolt and his thirst for escape.
The latter will introduce the young man to modern poetry and open the doors of his library to him.
This is the beginning of the flight of Rimbaud who, very quickly, will choose to go to Paris...(Audio book)