Poésie
Gaëtan Roussel Lyrics

Gaëtan Roussel's song "Poésie" talks about how our emotions can impact the way we see the world. The first few lines of the song say, "Là dans nos yeux, Les grandes crues, A quoi tu vois que je ne te vois plus", which can be translated to "There in our eyes, the great floods, How do you see that I no longer see you". This line talks about how the floods, which can be a metaphor for emotions, can blind us to the point where we cannot see what's in front of us. This is a common experience when we are overwhelmed by our emotions, they can make us focus on them and not on the outside world.

The chorus talks about how we should have poetry when there is danger, fire, or conflict. This can be interpreted as a way to cool down from our emotions and appreciate beauty in the world. This can also be seen as a way to calm down and appreciate things that might not be so overwhelming. The song ends with "En cas d'alerte ou d'incendie, Pensez à avoir de la poésie, En cas de clash ou d'inertie, Pensez à avoir de la poésie", which translates to "In case of alert or fire, Think about having poetry, In case of a clash or inertia, Think about having poetry."

In summary, the song is about how our emotions can take over and block our vision of the world, but we can take a break and enjoy poetry to cool down and focus on things that are less overwhelming.