Music And Poetry In France From Charles Baudelaire To St Phane Mallarm

First Published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Spine title: Writings on art & artists Includes bibliographical references.

Unique collection of Baudelaire's sensual poems about sex and death, rebellion, and corruption features definitive translations of 51 poems from Flowers of Evil, plus 14 prose poems from Paris Spleen.

A collection of the poems and prose by the beloved writer, Charles Baudelaire. The writings include: The Flowers Of Evil, The Dance Of Death, The Beacons, The Sadness Of The Moon, Exotic Perfume, Beauty, The Balcony, The Sick Muse, The Venal Muse, The Evil Monk, The Temptation, The Irreparable, A Former Life, Don Juan In Hades, The Living Flame, Correspondences, The Flask, Reversibility, The Eyes Of Beauty, Sonnet Of Autumn, The Remorse Of The Dead, The Ghost, To A Madonna, The Sky, Spleen, The Owls, Bien Loin D'ici, Music, Contemplation, To A Brown Beggar-Maid, The Swan, The Seven Old Men, The Little Old Women, A Madrigal Of Sorrow, The Ideal, Mist And Rain, Sunset, The Corpse, An Allegory, The Accursed, La Beatrice, The Soul Of Wine, and The Wine Of Lovers. The Death Of Lovers, The Death Of The Poor, The Benediction, Gypsies Travelling, Franciscæ Meæ Laudes, Robed In A Silken Robe, A Landscape, The Voyage, Little Poems In Prose, The Stranger, Every Man His Chimæra, Venus And The Fool, Intoxication, The Gifts Of The Moon, The Invitation To The Voyage, What Is Truth?, Already!, The Double Chamber, At One O'clock In The Morning, The Confiteor Of The Artist, The Thyrsus, The Marksman, The Shooting-Range And The Cemetery, The Desire To Paint, The Glass-Vendor, The Widows, The Temptations; Or, Eros, Plutus, And Glory.