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Authors: Charles Baudelaire
ISBN-13: 9780199535583, ISBN-10: 0199535582
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
Date Published: June 2008
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867) is most famous for his groundbreaking collection of verse The Flowers of Evil, but his essays, translations, and prose poems have been equally influential.
In the annals of literature, few single volumes of poetry have achieved the influence and notoriety of The Flowers of Evil (Les Fleurs du Mal) by Charles
Baudelaire.
Dedication | 3 | |
To the reader | 5 | |
Benediction | 9 | |
The albatross | 12 | |
Elevation | 13 | |
Correspondences | 14 | |
"I like to bring to mind ..." | 15 | |
Beacon lights | 16 | |
Sick muse | 18 | |
Mercenary muse | 19 | |
The bad monk | 20 | |
The enemy | 21 | |
Bad luck | 22 | |
The life before | 23 | |
Gypsy travelers | 24 | |
Man and sea | 25 | |
Don Juan in hell | 26 | |
Pride punished | 27 | |
Beauty | 28 | |
The ideal | 29 | |
Giantess | 30 | |
The mask | 31 | |
Hymn to beauty | 33 | |
Exotic perfume | 34 | |
Hair | 35 | |
"I adore you ..." | 37 | |
"You would take the whole universe ..." | 38 | |
Sed non satiata | 39 | |
"In her flowing pearly garments ..." | 40 | |
Dancing serpent | 41 | |
Carrion | 42 | |
De Profundis Clamavi | 44 | |
Vampire | 45 | |
"One night while I lay ..." | 46 | |
Posthumous remorse | 47 | |
The cat | 48 | |
Duel | 49 | |
The balcony | 50 | |
The possessed | 51 | |
A phantom | 52 | |
"I give you these verses ..." | 54 | |
Semper Eadem | 55 | |
Altogether | 56 | |
"What will you say this evening ..." | 57 | |
Living torch | 58 | |
Reversibility | 59 | |
Confession | 60 | |
Spiritual dawn | 62 | |
Evening's harmony | 63 | |
Flask | 64 | |
Poison | 65 | |
Sky in confusion | 66 | |
Cat | 67 | |
The fine-looking ship | 69 | |
Invitation to the voyage | 71 | |
The irreparable | 72 | |
Conversation | 74 | |
Autumn song | 75 | |
To a Madonna | 77 | |
Afternoon song | 79 | |
Sisina | 80 | |
Franciscae Meae Laudes | 81 | |
To a creole lady | 83 | |
Moesta et Errabunda | 84 | |
Revenant | 85 | |
Autumn sonnet | 86 | |
The sorrowing moon | 87 | |
Cats | 88 | |
Owls | 89 | |
The pipe | 90 | |
Music | 91 | |
Burial | 92 | |
A fantasy print | 93 | |
Dead man glad | 94 | |
The vessel of hate | 95 | |
The cracked bell | 96 | |
Spleen | 97 | |
Spleen | 98 | |
Spleen | 99 | |
Spleen | 100 | |
Obsession | 101 | |
The taste for nothing | 102 | |
Alchemy of pain | 103 | |
Sympathetic horror | 104 | |
Heautontimoroumenos | 105 | |
Beyond remedy | 106 | |
The clock | 108 | |
Landscape | 111 | |
The sun | 112 | |
To a redheaded beggar girl | 113 | |
The swan | 115 | |
The seven old men | 117 | |
The little old women | 119 | |
The blind | 122 | |
To a woman passing by | 123 | |
The skeleton laborer | 124 | |
Evening twilight | 125 | |
Gambling | 126 | |
Danse macabre | 127 | |
Love of a lie | 129 | |
"I have not forgotten ..." | 130 | |
"The big-hearted servant ..." | 131 | |
Fog, rain | 132 | |
Paris dream | 133 | |
Morning twilight | 135 | |
The soul of the wine | 139 | |
The ragpicker's wine | 140 | |
The assassin's wine | 142 | |
The wine of the solitary | 144 | |
The wine of lovers | 145 | |
Destruction | 149 | |
A martyr | 150 | |
Women damned | 152 | |
The two good sisters | 153 | |
The fountain of blood | 154 | |
Allegory | 155 | |
His Beatrice | 156 | |
A voyage to Cythera | 157 | |
Love and the skull | 159 | |
Saint Peter's denial | 163 | |
Abel and Cain | 165 | |
Litanies of satan | 167 | |
The death of lovers | 173 | |
Death of the poor | 174 | |
The death of artists | 175 | |
End of day | 176 | |
Dream of a curious character | 177 | |
The voyage | 178 | |
Lesbos | 185 | |
Women damned | 188 | |
Lethe | 191 | |
To her, too merry | 192 | |
The jewels | 193 | |
Metamorphoses of the vampire | 194 |