Papiers rêvés, papiers enfuis is a paperback collection of poetry by French writer Pierre Sansot, first published in 1992 by Fata Morgana. Spanning 88 pages, the volume brings together verses that explore the interplay between imagination and reality, using the metaphor of papers that are both dreamed and escaped. Sansot’s language is lyrical and reflective, inviting readers to consider how thoughts take shape on the page and how they might slip away. The work reflects the contemporary French poetry scene of the early 1990s, blending personal introspection with broader existential themes. Though modest in length, the collection offers a concentrated meditation on creativity, memory, and the fleeting nature of inspiration. It remains a notable example of Sansot’s poetic output and is accessible to readers interested in modern Francophone verse.

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