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- قصيدة البحيرة للشاعر الفرنسي ألفونس دي لامارتين كتبها سنة 1820 من ترجمة الطبيب و الشاعر و الخطيب و المترجم اللبناني نقولا فياض. (ar)
- Le Lac (English : The Lake) is one of the most famous poems of Lamartine, in the Méditations poétiques published in 1820. Lamartine greatly admired Julie Charles, the wife of the famous physicist Jacques Charles. The poet's muse had been unable to come to the Lac du Bourget, the locale of many previous encounters in August 1817. There they had planned to meet again; mortally ill with tuberculosis she died after. Lamartine returned to the lake alone to see again the places they had visited together. Surprised to find the natural setting unchanged and indifferent, he wished it could preserve some memory of their past happiness. The poet sighs at the memory of a star-lit night on the lake with his muse, and laments the onrush of time that relentlessly carries one away from such happy moments. Consisting of sixteen quatrains, it was met with great acclaim and propelled its author to the forefront of the list of famous romantic poets. The poem is often compared to the Tristesse d'Olympio of Victor Hugo and to the Souvenir of Alfred de Musset. It was set to music by Niedermeyer and more recently by British composer David Matthews, which was premiered by the Orchestra of the Swan and soprano April Fredrick under the baton of Kenneth Woods in 2019. (en)
- Le Lac est un des plus célèbres poèmes de Lamartine paru dans les Méditations poétiques en 1820, considéré comme un des fleurons de la poésie romantique française. (fr)
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- قصيدة البحيرة للشاعر الفرنسي ألفونس دي لامارتين كتبها سنة 1820 من ترجمة الطبيب و الشاعر و الخطيب و المترجم اللبناني نقولا فياض. (ar)
- Le Lac est un des plus célèbres poèmes de Lamartine paru dans les Méditations poétiques en 1820, considéré comme un des fleurons de la poésie romantique française. (fr)
- Le Lac (English : The Lake) is one of the most famous poems of Lamartine, in the Méditations poétiques published in 1820. Lamartine greatly admired Julie Charles, the wife of the famous physicist Jacques Charles. The poet's muse had been unable to come to the Lac du Bourget, the locale of many previous encounters in August 1817. There they had planned to meet again; mortally ill with tuberculosis she died after. Lamartine returned to the lake alone to see again the places they had visited together. Surprised to find the natural setting unchanged and indifferent, he wished it could preserve some memory of their past happiness. The poet sighs at the memory of a star-lit night on the lake with his muse, and laments the onrush of time that relentlessly carries one away from such happy moments. (en)
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- البحيرة (قصيدة) (ar)
- Le Lac (poème) (fr)
- Le Lac (poem) (en)
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