Re: Rimbaud

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Jim wrote, of Rimbaud:
> But my initial thoughts were: "Poor kid.  Such strong feelings and not a
> clue where they come from, or what to do with them.  And God. . .such
> genius.  Poor kid. . ."

What is Arthur Rimbaud but a predecessor of Holden Caulfield? That's what
instantly occured to me when I read it last! Questions, comments anyone?

p.s. It is pretty incredible stuff, ain't it??? 

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