He was the only son of a financial clerk and a seamstress who were comfortably off, though not actually wealthy. Two notable exceptions concern the Second World War period - when he often wrote under other assumed names in order to foil the German occupying authorities and the French police - and a short period in 1946- 7 when, after his second wife' s death, he felt temporarily inclined to obliterate the whole of his past, including his own name, and wrote under the pseudonym of D idier D esroches. H is real name was Eugene-Emile-Paul Grindel, b4t in 1916 he borrowed his maternal grandmother' s surname and called himself Paul Eluard, a literary pen-name which he kept throughout his life. PAUL ELUARD (1895-1952) Paul Eluard was born on the 14th December, 1895 in the Parisian working-class suburb of Saint-Denis.
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Les mains libres Le desir Le tournant Burlesque L'Angoisse et /'inquietude Les mains libres La glace casseeįrom Free Hands Desire The Corner Burlesque Anguish and Anxiety Free H ands The Broken Mirror Epitaphe d'un agriculteur espagnol Epitaph for a Spanish Peasant Novembre 1936 November 1 93 6 Sreurs d'esperance Sisters of Hope On ne peut me connaftre I cannot be Known La victoire de Guernica The Victory of Guernicaĩ 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 Introduction SELECTED POEMS Cinq har-kai"s Five Haiku Fuir Flight Ouvrier Worker Nuditi de la veriti The Nakedness of Truth L'Amoureuse Woman in Love Par une nuit nouvelle 9n a New Night Etre. Typeset in 11 on 12 point in Baskerville by Maggie Spooner Typesetting, London Printed in Great Britain by The Camelot Press Ltd, Southampton
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Vols I and II (1968) published by Editions Gallimard, Paris. The rest of this selection is taken from Paul Eluard Oeuyres Completes de la Bibliotheque de La Pliiade, Le meme jour pour tous, En plein mois d'Aout and Gabriel Piri were published in Au rendez-vous allemapd (1945) Liberti is an extract from Poesie et Verite (1942) both published by Les Editions de Minuit, Paris. Saint-Alban and Le Raiser were published in 1945 by Editions Seghers, Paris. This edition first published in Great Britain in 1987 byĪnd in the USA in 1987 by Riverrun Press Incġ170 Broadway, New York, NY 10001 Copyright © The Estate of Paul Eluard 1920-1953Ĭopyright © this translation by John Calder (Publishers) Ltd 1988Įn Avril 1944: Paris respirait encore! comes from Poemes pour tous, published by Editions Messidor in 1945. SELECTED POEMS Selected and translated by Gilbert Bowen