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nemorofone with the fairies?

-- By  matt in  nowhere special on Sat, 7 Apr 2007 at 20:05.

nemoforone, is that a green fairy inspired thought? how much did you drink before you came up with such a profound idea?

i just finished reading Rimbaud's biography by Graham Robb:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rimbaud-Graham-Robb/dp/0330488031

superb!

 
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The Green Fairy was no stranger to Arthur Rimbaud, the 'first punk poet'. Rimbaud was a notorious rule-breaker; both his poetry and his lifestyle defied the conventions of his time.

About Rimbaud the rebel and other Green Fairy poets

Want to know more about Rimbaud? Here is one great Arthur Rimbaud site. In English and French, this is perhaps the most comprehensive online resource about the poet. Biography, poems, letters, pictures and much more. Recommended.