About Léon Fargue
Léon Fargue (1876-1949) was a French poet and essayist known for his innovative contributions to the literary movement of Modernism. He was deeply influenced by the vibrant cultural landscape of Paris, and his works often explore themes of urban life and the passage of time. Fargue's poetry is celebrated for its lyrical quality and its ability to capture the essence of the human experience within the bustling modern world.
