*Images en parole* is a collection of poetry by Anne-Marie Mieville, originally published in French by Éditions Farrago. The work explores the interplay between visual imagery and linguistic expression, using precise, evocative language to transform abstract perceptions into tangible emotional experiences. Through carefully structured verses, Mieville navigates themes of memory, perception, and the fragility of human connection. The poems resist straightforward narrative in favor of associative leaps and sensory impressions, inviting readers to engage actively with the text. With its focus on the liminal space between seeing and speaking, the collection offers a meditative reflection on how language shapes—and sometimes fails to capture—our inner worlds. The 130-page volume stands as a quiet yet powerful contribution to contemporary Francophone poetry.

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