by Paul Éluard · République des Lettres · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782824912455
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Originally published in 1926, "Capitale de la douleur" is a seminal work of surrealist poetry by Paul Éluard. This collection brings together earlier works such as "Répétitions" and "Mourir de ne pas mourir," alongside new poems that explore the complexity of human experience, dreams, and love. Through his verses, Éluard transforms anguish and solitude into luminous poetic imagery, making the beloved woman an essential mediator for reconnecting with the world.
This edition captures the essence of the work, where reality and the unconscious intertwine in a unique language. It is an essential read for lovers of French literature and 20th-century poetry, offering deep insights into overcoming despair and the invention of a new poetic universe.
