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1845–1875 · French poet
Also known as: Corbière, Тристан Корбьер, 트리스탕 코르비에르, トリスタン・コルビエール, Корбьер Т., Корбьер Тристан
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- Selections from Les amours jaunes (1954)
- Corbiere (1967)
- Wry-blue loves = (2005)
- Poems (1947)