Recently we have analysed this poem by T.S. Eliot. Here´s a reading and some explanation.This is a declaration of the Eliot's disaffection from society like Prufrock, and it written at about the same time in his life, published in 1917. He was still a virgin at the time of writing, as with Prufrock.
The narrative is Eliot's familiar "stream-of-consciousness", commonplace in writing now but at that time it was a true novelty.
La lune ne garde aucune rancune, means "The moon does not hold any resentments".
Here's some notes, you can make up your own mind what value they have:
http://everything2.com/title/rhapsody...
Andrew Lloyd Webber, who borrowed so much from T. S. Eliot, borrowed lyrics from this poem for "Memories"(song of the famous musical "Cats")
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