Stéphane Mallarmé

00:00:25 What strikes a master in the poetry of today

00:01:31 it's impossible to create stable, definitive art.

00:02:30 One has assumed that it is, and I believe one is right.

00:03:38 didn't see that it was nothing but an attempt at completion;

00:04:53 it's a case of a man who isolates himself to sculpt his own tomb.

00:06:00 and that all those hours which have passed, should have been devoted to art

00:06:56 like everything which is taught to the many

00:07:50 are limpid in comparison with you.

00:09:11 or that of a poet.

00:10:12 in the manner similar to that of old philosophers and rhetoricians

00:11:21 Limpidly (where will fall pursued grain by grain

00:12:24 for example, in the sonnet en -yx.

00:13:26 (Since the Master’s gone to draw tears from the Styx

00:14:34 with its starry incomprehensible reflexion of Ursa Major

00:16:51 The aesthetic qualities are impeccable

00:17:50 Renoir

00:19:11 devastated by the miracle, profound meaning of which he's fathomed

00:20:42 Everything evoked by a book has to take place in the mind of the reader.

00:21:42 or in Greek gods.

00:22:49 Do you feel the fierce paradise Like stifled laughter that slips

00:23:53 I mean poetry.

00:25:07 The vessel here lists

00:26:14 in advance refallen with a difficulty in setting up flight