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Rimbaud Revisited
by Keith Taylor
posted 3/20/2012
Bob Dylan, Jim Morrison, Patti Smith--all of these important popular musicians have worshipped the example of Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891), the young nineteenth-century French poet and iconic poete maudit who confronted the limits of bourgeois morality and the then-accepted limitations of the imagination. Even before his work had found its audience, he gave
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