French poet Arthur Rambo was born on this date in 1854, and on November 10, 1891, he passed away. He is remembered for his contributions to literature, the arts, and his drawings of the foundational works of surrealism.
Arthur Rambo’s creative career started early, and despite his academic prowess, but he gave up finishing his educational career during his teenage years and chose to flee from his home in the French capital, Paris, during the French-Prussian war. And despite his literary output during this period, but he stopped writing in a way at the age of twenty.
Arthur Rambo was known to be a lover of adventures, so he moved between Aden, Cairo, Alexandria, and Adis Ababa, and he practiced trade, including the arms trade, and was accused of involvement in a murder in Cyprus.
Rambo issued his first collection of new poems in 1872, fighting with Verlin and Rambo.
Rambo published a “Season in Hell” in 1873, and “Lighting” in 1886, most of his best poems were written before he was twenty years old, and he spent the last decade of his life wandering in Africa and the Middle East, and in 1891 he suffered gangrene and died in Marseille, France.
Despite the fact that 131 years have gone since Rambo’s departure, proponents and opponents of bringing him to the “Pontion,” the most important shrine in France, the summit of the St.
The weirdest aspect of this issue, however, is that the Arthur family Rambo itself is biassed in favour of the rejectionists. Junavaf hill is located next to the Latin neighbourhood in Paris.
Since it is well known that the decision regarding entry into the Ponteon belongs to the President of the Republic alone, French President Macron supported the wishes of Arthur Rambo’s family. In a letter to the family’s attorney, Macron stated: “I do not wish to violate the wishes of the deceased’s family, so the Rambo body will not be transferred from his current shrine.” Charlvel Mizier, a member of his poor family in the town where he was born.
As for the reasons that prompted Macron to take this decision, it is due to considering that the entry of the Pantheon aims to “honor personalities seen as contributing to the values of the Republic”, as the aforementioned shrine “plays a major role in building the national national memory”, and that the reluctance of the Rambo family does not flow He decides to abandon the honoured project in this direction and with its respect.
Arthur Rambo should forgo education, poetry, and bias in favour of exploration and adventures.
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