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    Les deux enfants


    :p5 :p7 :p5
    Ce poème de Charles Baudelaire (1821/1867) est extrait des 'poèmes en prose' publiés en 1867 et qui évoquent des scènes réalistes qui prennent un sens symbolique.
    Ici 2 enfants socialement destinés à ne jamais se cotoyer se rencontent sur un terrain commun à l'enfance: le jouet.





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    1. Charles Baudelaire est un poète français du
    2. La couleur pourpre est
    3. L'enfant riche tient son jouet dans la main
    4. Baudelaire parle du 'petit souillon'
    5. L'enfant pauvre est fuligineux parce que







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