Le bateau ivre
Le bateau ivre (The Drunken Boat) is a verse-poem written by Arthur Rimbaud in 1871, which is considered to be revolutionary in its use of imagery and symbolism, recalling the stream of visions seen in a psychedelic experience. The poem is arranged in a series of hexameter quatrains (25 in total) with an a/b/a/b rhyme-scheme. It is weaved around the delirious visions of a person lost at sea, adrift on a wooden raft.
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Arthur Rimbaud - Psychedelic - Hexameter - Quatrains
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