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Sonnet from Théophile de Viau, as published in the anthology Le Parnasse des Poètes satyriques (1623)

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English: In 1623, a collection of satirical and obscene poems appeared in the anthology "Le Parnasse des Poètes satyriques ou Dernier Recueil des Vers picquans & gaillards de nostre temps". The first poem in the collection is a sonnet, later known as “Le sonnet sodomite” that was attributed to the French poet Théophile de Viau.
Nederlands: In 1623 verscheen een verzameling satirische en obscene gedichten in de bloemlezing "Le Parnasse des Poètes satyriques ou Dernier Recueil des Vers picquans & gaillards de nostre temps". Het eerste gedicht in de bundel is een sonnet, later bekend als "Le sonnet sodomite", dat werd toegeschreven aan de Franse dichter Théophile de Viau.
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