A Moral Lesson

Paul Eluard was one of the most important of the early surrealists. Born in Paris in 1895, Eluard first became involved with the Dada movement, and after the war, disgusted by the commonly accepted laws of bourgeois morality, involved himself with surrealism. His fame as a poet began with Capitale de la Douleur (1926) and continued over the next 26 years with over 50 books. Une Lecon de Morale (A Moral Lesson) appeared in 1949, three years before his death.

Everything is one	p. 15
Nusch	p. 20
The hour embraces silence	p. 23
Clock of secret weddings	p. 29
O endless death	p. 32
Shadows	p. 34
The will to see clearly	p. 39
Memories and the present	p. 42
The seven veils	p. 46
In the worst conditions	p. 49
Childhood the teacher	p. 51
Unmoving dawn	p. 54
I love her she loved me	p. 56
No joke	p. 58
The despair need to love	p. 60
Last day of winter first day of spring	p. 62
Dreams	p. 65
Bad night good day	p. 68
Lazarus	p. 69
On animal scale	p. 73
The language of colors	p. 75
The great voyage	p. 77
The beauty of the devil	p. 79
And he who spoke from afar was given an answer from nearby	p. 82
Everything is saved	p. 84
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