In English, there are various humorous poems about grammar and spelling. In order to humor, or perhaps annoy, a poetry-focussed French teacher at my daughter's college, I wonder if there are any famous examples of this species in French?
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Je propose la très jolie Harmonie imitative de la langue française, d'Antoine-Pierre-Augustin de Piis comme un premier exemple en appelant d'autres... |
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A friend supplied links to a love poem via an allegory on grammar: http://www.jepoeme.com/forum/poeme-amour/Grammaire/343321/1.html#message4822078 and a page of poems about punctuation. http://cartabletrecre.e-monsite.com/pages/content/themes-poesies/poesies-sur-la-grammaire.html I'm still hoping for something along the same lines about the passé composé. |
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