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If you are not located in the United States, you'll have -to check the laws of the country where you are located before using this ebook. - -Title: Le bestiaire: ou Corte?ge d'Orphe?e - -Author: Guillaume Apollinaire - -Illustrator: Raoul Dufy - -Release Date: August 30, 2019 [EBook #60199] - -Language: French - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK LE BESTIAIRE: OU CORTE?GE *** - - - - -Produced by Laura Natal Rodrigues at Free Literature (Images -generously made available by Hathi Trust.) - - - - - -GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE - -LE BESTIAIRE - -OU - -CORTÈGE D'ORPHÉE - -ILLUSTRÉ - -PAR - -RAOUL DUFY - -Éditions de LA SIRÈNE - -12, Rue La Boétie - -PARIS - -MDCCCCXIX - - - -La rareté de l'édition originale du Bestiaire motive cette reproduction -réduite. - -La mort soudaine de Guillaume Apollinaire l'a empêché de présenter -lui-même ce nouveau livre au public. Je le fais à sa place et j'en -profite pour adresser à sa mémoire le souvenir ému de mon amitié et -de mon admiration. - - -R. D. - - - - - -TABLE DE MATIÈRES - - -ORPHÉE I. -LA TORTUE. -LE CHEVAL. -LA CHÈVRE DU THIBET. -LE SERPENT. -LE CHAT. -LE LION. -LE LIÈVRE. -LE LAPIN. -LE DROMADAIRE. -LA SOURIS. -L'ÉLÉPHANT. -ORPHÉE II -LA CHENILLE. -LA MOUCHE. -LA PUCE. -LA SAUTERELLE. -ORPHÉE III. -LE DAUPHIN. -LE POULPE. -LA MÉDUSE. -L'ÉCREVISSE. -LA CARPE. -ORPHÉE IV. -LES SIRÈNES. -LA COLOMBE. -LE PAON. -LE HIBOU. -IBIS. -LE BOEUF. -NOTES. - - - - - -ORPHÉE I - - -[Illustration 01: Orphée I] - - -Admirez le pouvoir insigne -Et la noblesse de la ligne: -Elle est la voix que la lumière fit entendre -Et dont parle Hermès Trismégiste en son Pimandre. - - -Elisabeth Barré. - - - - -LA TORTUE. - - -[Illustration 02: La Tortue.] - - -Du Thrace magique, ô délire! -Mes doigts sûrs font sonner la lyre. -Les animaux passent aux sons -De ma tortue, de mes chansons. - - - - -LE CHEVAL. - - -[Illustration 03: Le cheval.] - - -Mes durs rêves formels sauront te chevaucher, -Mon destin au char d'or sera ton beau cocher -Qui pour rênes tiendra tendus à frénésie, -Mes vers, les parangons de toute poésie. - - - - -LA CHÈVRE DU THIBET. - - -[Illustration 04: La Chèvre du Thibet.] - - -Les poils de cette chèvre et même -Ceux d'or pour qui prit tant de peine -Jason, ne valent rien au prix -Des cheveux dont je suis épris. - - - - -LE SERPENT. - - -[Illustration 05: Le Serpent.] - - -Tu t'acharnes sur la beauté. -Et quelles femmes ont été -Victimes de ta cruauté! -Ève, Eurydice, Cléopâtre; -J'en connais encor trois ou quatre. - - - - -LE CHAT. - - -[Illustration 06: Le Chat.] - - -Je souhaite dans ma maison: -Une femme ayant sa raison, -Un chat passant parmi les livres, -Des amis en toute saison -Sans lesquels je ne peux pas vivre. - - - - -LE LION. - - -[Illustration 07: Le Lion.] - - -Ô lion, malheureuse image -Des rois chus lamentablement, -Tu ne nais maintenant qu'en cage -A Hambourg, chez les Allemands. - - - - -LE LIÈVRE. - - -[Illustration 08: Le Lièvre.] - - -Ne sois pas lascif et peureux -Comme le lièvre et l'amoureux. -Mais, que toujours ton cerveau soit -La hase pleine qui conçoit. - - - - -LE LAPIN. - - -[Illustration 09: Le Lapin.] - - -Je connais un autre connin -Que tout vivant je voudrais prendre. -Sa garenne est parmi le thym -Des vallons du pays de Tendre. - - - - -LE DROMADAIRE. - - -[Illustration 10: Le Dromadaire.] - - -Avec ses quatre dromadaires -Don Pedro d'Alfaroubeira -Courut le monde et l'admira. -Il fit ce que je voudrais faire -Si j'avais quatre dromadaires. - - - - -LA SOURIS. - - -[Illustration 11: La Souris.] - - -Belles journées, souris du temps. -Vous rongez peu à peu ma vie. -Dieu! je vais avoir vingt-huit ans, -Et mal vécus, à mon envie. - - - - -L'ÉLÉPHANT. - - -[Illustration 12: L'Éléphant.] - - -Comme un éléphant son ivoire, -J'ai en bouche un bien précieux. -Pourpre mort!... J'achète ma gloire -Au prix des mots mélodieux. - - - - -ORPHÉE II - - -[Illustration 13: Orphée II.] - - -Regardez cette troupe infecte -Aux mille pattes, aux cent yeux: -Rotifères, cirons, insectes -Et microbes plus merveilleux -Que les sept merveilles du monde -Et le palais de Rosemonde! - - - - -LA CHENILLE. - - -[Illustration 14: La Chenille] - - -Le travail mène à la richesse. -Pauvres poètes, travaillons! -La chenille en peinant sans cesse -Devient le riche papillon. - - - - -LA MOUCHE. - - -[Illustration 15: La Mouche.] - - -Nos mouches savent des chansons -Que leur apprirent en Norvège -Les mouches ganiques qui sont -Les divinités de la neige. - - - - -LA PUCE. - - -[Illustration 16: La Puce.] - - -Puces, amis, amantes même, -Qu'ils sont cruels ceux qui nous aiment! -Tout notre sang coule pour eux. -Les bien-aimés sont malheureux. - - - - -LA SAUTERELLE. - - -[Illustration 17: La Sauterelle.] - - -Voici la fine sauterelle, -La nourriture de saint Jean. -Puissent mes vers être comme elle, -Le régal des meilleures gens. - - - - -ORPHÉE III - - -[Illustration 18: Orphée III.] - - -Que ton cœur soit l'appât et le ciel, la piscine! -Car, pécheur, quel poisson d'eau douce ou bien marine -Égale-t-il, et par la forme et la saveur, -Ce beau poisson divin qu'est JÉSUS, Mon Sauveur? - - - - -LE DAUPHIN. - - -[Illustration 19: Le Dauphin.] - - -Dauphins, vous jouez dans la mer, -Mais le flot est toujours amer. -Parfois, ma joie éclate-t-elle? -La vie est encore cruelle. - - - - -LE POULPE. - - -[Illustration 20: Le Poulpe.] - - -Jetant son encre vers les cieux, -Suçant le sang de ce qu'il aime -Et le trouvant délicieux, -Ce monstre inhumain, c'est moi-même. - - - - -LA MÉDUSE. - - -[Illustration 21: La Méduse.] - - -Méduses, malheureuses têtes -Aux chevelures violettes -Vous vous plaisez dans les tempêtes, -Et je m'y plais comme vous faites. - - - - -L'ÉCREVISSE. - - -[Illustration 22: L'Écrevisse.] - - -Incertitude, ô mes délices -Vous et moi nous nous en allons -Comme s'en vont les écrevisses, -À reculons, à reculons. - - - - -LA CARPE. - - -[Illustration 23: La Carpe.] - - -Dans vos viviers, dans vos étangs, -Carpes, que vous vivez longtemps! -Est-ce que la mort vous oublie, -Poissons de la mélancolie. - - - - -ORPHÉE IV. - - -[Illustration 24: Orphée IV.] - - -La femelle de l'alcyon, -L'Amour, les volantes Sirènes. -Savent de mortelles chansons -Dangereuses et inhumaines. -N'oyez pas ces oiseaux maudits, -Mais les Anges du paradis. - - - - -LES SIRÈNES. - - -[Illustration 25: Les Sirènes.] - - -Saché-je d'où provient, Sirènes, votre ennui -Quand vous vous lamentez, au large, dans la nuit? -Mer, je suis, comme toi, plein de voix machinées -Et mes vaisseaux chantants se nomment les années. - - - - -LA COLOMBE. - - -[Illustration 26: La Colombe.] - - -Colombe, l'amour et l'esprit -Qui engendrâtes Jésus-Christ, -Comme vous j'aime une Marie. -Qu'avec elle je me marie. - - - - -LE PAON. - - -[Illustration 27: Le Paon.] - - -En faisant la roue, cet oiseau, -Dont le pennage traîne à terre, -Apparaît encore plus beau, -Mais se découvre le derrière. - - - - -Le HIBOU. - - -[Illustration 28: Le Hibou.] - - -Mon pauvre cœur est un hibou -Qu'on cloue, qu'on décloue, qu'on recloue. -De sang, d'ardeur, il est à bout. -Tous ceux qui m'aiment, je les loue. - - - - -IBIS. - - -[Illustration 29: Ibis.] - - -Oui, j'irai dans l'ombre terreuse -Ô mort certaine, ainsi soit-il! -Latin mortel, parole affreuse, -Ibis, oiseau des bords du Nil. - - - - -LE BOEUF. - - -[Illustration 30: Le Boeuf.] - - -Ce chérubin dit la louange -Du paradis, où, près des anges, -Nous revivrons, mes chers amis -Quand le bon Dieu l'aura permis. - - - - -[Illustration 31] - - -NOTES. - - -Admirez le pouvoir insigne -Et la noblesse de la ligne. - -_Il loue la ligne qui a formé les images, magnifiques ornements de -ce divertissement poétique._ - - - - -Elle est la voix que la lumière fit entendre -Et dont parle Hermès Trismégiste en son Pimandre. - -«_Bientôt, lit-on dans le_ Pimandre, _descendirent des ténèbres... et il -en sortit un cri inarticulé qui semblait la voix de la lumière._» - -_Cette voix de la lumière, n'est-ce pas le dessin» c'est-à-dire la -ligne? Et quand la lumière s'exprime pleinement tout se colore. La -peinture est proprement un langage lumineux._ - - - - -Du Thrace magique. - - -_Orphée était datif de la Thrace. Ce sublime poète jouait d'une lyre -que Mercure lui avait donnée. Elle était composée d'une carapace de -tortue, de cuir collé à l'entour, de deux branches, d'un chevalet et -de cordes faites avec des boyaux de brebis. Mercure donna également -de ces lyres à Apollon et à Amphion. Quand Orphée jouait en chantant, -les animaux sauvages eux-mêmes venaient écouter son cantique. Orphée -inventa toutes les sciences, tous les arts. Fondé dans la magie, -il connut l'avenir et prédit chrétiennement l'avènement du SAUVEUR._ - - - - -Mes durs rêves formels sauront te chevaucher, -Mon destin au char d'or sera ton beau cocher. - - -_Le premier qui monta Pégase fut Bellérophon quand il alla attaquer -la Chimère. Il existe aujourd'hui bien des chimères, et avant de -combattre l'une d'elles, la plus ennemie de la poésie, il convient de -brider Pégase et même de l'atteler. On sait bien ce que je veux dire._ - - - - -La hase pleine qui conçoit. - - -_Chez la femelle du lièvre la superfétation est possible._ - - - - -Avec ses quatre dromadaires, -Don Pedro d'Alfaroubeira -Courut le monde et l'admira. - - -_La célèbre relation de voyage intitulée_: Historia del Infante -D. Pedro de Portugal, en la que se refiere lo que le sucedio en le -viaje que hizo cuando anduvo las siete partes del mundo, compuesto -por Gomez de Santistevan, uno de los doce que llevo en su compania el -infante, _rapporte que l'Infant du Portugal, don Pedro d'Alfaroubeira, -se mit en route avec douze compagnons pour visiter les sept parties du -monde. Ces voyageurs étaient montés sur quatre dromadaires, et après -avoir passé en Espagne, ils allèrent en Norvège et, de là, à Babylone -et en Terre-Sainte. Le prince portugais visita encore les états du -prêtre Jean et revint dans son pays au bout de trois ans et quatre -mois._ - - - - -Et le palais de Rosemonde. - - -_Voici, touchant ce palais, témoignage de l'amour que le roi -d'Angleterre éprouvait pour sa maîtresse, ce couplet d'une complainte -dont je ne connais point l'Auteur_: - - -_Pour mettre Rosemonde à l'abri de la haine -Que lui portait la reine, -Le roi fit construire un palais -Tel qu'on n'en vit jamais._ - - - - -Les mouches ganiques qui sont -Les divinités de la neige. - - -_Toutes n'apparaissent pas sous la forme de flocons, mais beaucoup -ont été apprivoisées par les sorciers finnois ou lapons et elles leur -obéissent. Les magiciens se les transmettent de père en fils et les -gardent enfermées dans une boîte où elles se tiennent invisibles, -prêtes à s'envoler en essaim pour tourmenter les voleurs, tout en -chantant les paroles magiques, ainsi quelles-mêmes immortelles._ - - - - -Voici la fine sauterelle, -La nourriture de saint Jean. - -«_Et erat Joannes vestitus pilis cameli, et zona pellicea, circa -lumbos ejus, et locustas, et mel silvestre edebat._» S. Marc. I, 6. - - - - -La femelle de l'alcyon, -L'Amour, les volantes Sirènes -Savent de mortelles chansons -Dangereuses et inhumaines. - - -_Les navigateurs, entendant chanter la femelle de l'alcyon, -s'apprêtaient à mourir, sauf toutefois vers la mi-décembre, où ces -oiseaux font leurs nids, et l'on pensait qu'alors la mer était calme. -Quant à l'Amour et quant aux Sirènes, ces oiseaux merveilleux -chantent si harmonieusement que la vie même de celui qui les écoute -n'est pas un prix trop élevé pour payer une telle musique._ - - - - -Ce chérubin. - -_On distingue parmi les hiérarchies célestes, vouées au service et à -la gloire de la divinité, des êtres aux formes inconnues et de la plus -surprenante beauté. Les chérubins sont des bœufs ailés, mais aucunement -monstrueux._ - - - - -Quand le bon Dieu l'aura permis. - - -_Ceux qui s'exercent à la poésie ne recherchent et n'aiment rien autre -que la perfection qui est Dieu lui-même. 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