Birds by Saint-John Perse

The book is a lyrical exploration of the essence and spirit of birds, serving as a metaphor for human aspiration, freedom, and creativity. Through rich and evocative language, the poem delves into the lives of birds, their migrations, and their symbolic significance across cultures. It reflects on the interplay between the natural world and human thought, capturing the beauty and mystery of avian life while contemplating the broader themes of nature's cycles, the passage of time, and the human quest for transcendence.

The 6566th greatest book of all time


Published
1963
Nationality
French
Type
Nonfiction
Pages
Unknown
Words
Unknown
Original Language
French

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