Anjela Duval was a woman who, during the day, cultivated the land of her small farm, Traoñ-an-Dour, and who, every evening, took her books and wrote poems. Those poems are now some of the most liked ones in the Breton language. The Breton language was her first and everyday language, and she learned the literary version of it. She enriched it with her own words and her sensibility. Her poems reveal a lucid love of nature, a rage against the organized decline of the Breton language, her anguishes, and her sense of humour…
