Victor Hugo (76) 'the Miserable' mrs. Thenardier Poem by Freeyad Ibrahim

Victor Hugo (76) 'the Miserable' mrs. Thenardier



By Freeyad Ibrahim

She was the very Devil
Her only assistant was Cossette
Fantine's miserable daughter
who was like a mouse
of the service of an elephant.
Everything trembled at the sound of her voice
Window-panes, furniture, people
Her broad face was scattered with freckles
And she had a slight beard.
In short
She was a market-porter clad in women's clothes
No one would ever have thought
of her of a woman.
A single tooth protruded
from her mouth when in repose.

She swore splendidly and boasted
That she could crack a walnut
With a blow of her fist.


Freyad Hugo
Author, Writer
Netherlands
Augustus,2022

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