Cupidon
Cupid: The God of Love in Mythology Cupid, also known as Eros in Greek mythology, is a central figure associated […]
Exploring Lord Byron: Life and Romantic Poetry
A Glimpse into Lord Byron’s Life George Gordon Byron, known as Lord Byron, was born on January 22, 1788, into
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Exploring Umeurs: The Art of Transforming Poetry into Music
Patrick is a creative artist, digital entrepreneur and joined Lovatine’s journey in early 2025. He has written a set of
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La Cigale et la Fourmi
Par Jean de la Fontaine La Cigale, ayant chanté(Tout l’été) Se trouva fort dépourvue(Quand la bise fut venue) Pas un
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Silk Love : Kervansaray Hikayasi
An exhilarating new album titled “Silk Love” is set to be released soon. This captivating 21-track collection draws inspiration from
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The Rose and the Ivy : V4
I have the pleasure to share the remastering using Suno V4.0 which sounds a little bit more polished. Some will
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Stronger than the Ivy
What about an attempt of English translation of Cassandra poem ? Here you go : From Ode à Cassandre –
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Hymne à la nuit
Ronsard’s Hymn to the Night: an ode to love and darkness Hymn to the Night is one of Pierre de
Cassandre de Pierre de Ronsard
Whether it is the sword of Damocles, the barrel of the Danaïdes or the thigh of Jupiter, mythological clichés regularly
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A mon retour de Ronsard
The poem “À mon retour” by Pierre de Ronsard is a sonnet expressing a sense of bitterness and disillusionment with love.
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