"As soon as the idea of the Flood subsided, A hare stopped in the
clover and swinging flowerbells and said his prayer to the rainbow
through the spider's web . . ." Arthur Rimbaud's short career as a
poet came to a fiery close with The Illuminations. Innovative in
their juxtaposition of images and exploration of language, the
poems have inspired generations of poets. They retain their
avant-garde flavor more than a century after they were first
published. Five years in the making, this new translation by Keith
Miller transmits the vitality and freshness of Rimbaud's voice
while preserving fidelity to the originals. This dual-language
edition allows readers to compare the translation with the
original.
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