“Oh my little mistresses,
How I hate you!”

— Arthur Rimbaud, book Poésies

Ô mes petites amoureuses,
Que je vous hais !
Poésies (1871), "Mes petites amoureuses"

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French Decadent and Symbolist poet 1854–1891

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