The poetic work of Paul Géraldy “You and Me” was published in 1912 and achieved great success. Paul Géraldy’s poetic language is simple, vivid, tender, reflective, and, although it may seem outdated today, it was impressive and particularly appealing in its time, especially to the female reading audience.
The well-known French playwright Sacha Guitry has expressed the following thought about Paul Géraldy: “...He speaks of love consciously, precisely because he loved and was loved very much...”. From the introductory note of the book's translator, Yola Argyropoulou-Papadopoulou: Paul Géraldy’s writing is characterized by its liveliness, immediacy, sensitivity, and musicality.
Verses that flow like the water of a clear stream, in which are reflected both the profound spirit of the poet and the vast richness of his soul. Thoughts and emotions that harmonize beautifully and are expressed at times with tenderness and at other times with passion towards a beloved woman… Thoughts and emotions that enrich the mind and soul of every reader, who – having now completed this poetic collection – cannot help but read it again and again… Always with the same, undiminished emotion…
And always having the sense that they are reading an extensive, love letter or that they are enjoying a tender, heavenly melody, in which they surely discover some notes of their own thoughts and their own soul…
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