Gérard Arseguel

Gérard Arseguel (1938 – 29 February 2020) was a French poet.[1]

Gérard Arseguel
Born1938
Toulouse, France
Died29 February 2020(2020-02-29) (aged 81–82)
NationalityFrench
OccupationPoet

Works
  • Décharges (1979)
  • Une méthode de discours sur la lumière (1979)
  • Les Bleus du procédé (1981)
  • Messes basses pour Mousba (1982)
  • L’Arrivée sur le littoral (1984)
  • Les Malheurs de Sophie (1984)
  • Ce que parler veut dire (1987)
  • Portrait du cœur sous les nuages (1988)
  • À feu doux : House poetry (1990)
  • Suivie du bleu (1993)
  • Bruit d’ailes (1995)
  • Heures d'hiver (1997)
  • Théorie de l’envol (1996)
  • Ça s’est passé en Haute-Provence (1997)
  • Esthétique de l’abandon (2001)
  • Le Journal du bord de terre : déclinaison (2003)
  • L’Almanach des montagnes (2006)
  • Âme, de quel divin ! (2008)
  • Messes basses pour Mousba (2012)
  • Autobiographie du bras gauche (2017)
  • Le petit bois qu'aimait Gérard (2017)
  • La Sainte (2019)
  • Le Campanile de Sambuco (2019)[2]
gollark: `install and use rust`
gollark: Funnily enough, I made an esolang called WHY.
gollark: "Science isn't about WHY, it's about WHY NOT? WHY is so much of our sciencedangerous, WHY NOT marry safe science if you love it so much. In fact, why notinvent a special safety door that won't kick you on the butt on the way outbecause you are fired."
gollark: If you are crazy you can probably write the buildscripts in ANY LANGUAGE via CALLING AN INTERPRETER PROCESS.
gollark: Though usually it's not necessary.

References
  1. "(Disparition) Gérard Arseguel". poezibao (in French). 2 March 2020.
  2. "(Note de lecture), Gérard Arseguel, Le Campanile de Sambuco, par Christian Tarting". poezibao (in French). 8 April 2019.



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