Marie-Augustin Zwiller

1850–1939 (age 89)

Biography

Marie-Augustin Zwiller was a poet whose verses reflected a quiet depth and an attunement to the inner lives of people around her. Through carefully chosen words she explored emotion, nature, and the enduring search for meaning.

Her thoughtful work continues to be cherished posthumously, with her memory preserved among the poetic light of Père Lachaise Cemetery.

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