Du Fleuve caché à la Seine, au Lac de Garde: les poèmes liquides de Jean Tardieu”, in Jean Tardieu et la langue en question

[Autom. eng. transl.] The elusiveness of speech has more to do with the constant reflection of the poet about the concept of "liquidity": his astonishment may have been enriched by the unpredictable movements of Lake Garda, versatile and capricious as habitats Its shores are well aware of it, the waves of which arise unexpectedly and seem to come from nowhere. In the same way, his questioning is also born of his surprise at the fortunate wing beats of a swan hovering over the water, on a still hazy spring morning. This article aims to study liquid imagery through three collections of Jean Tardieu to reveal the value within the poetry of the artist.