Twenty Prose Poems of Baudelaire

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Editions Poetry London, 1946 - French poetry - 35 pages

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INTRODUCTION
vii
THE OLD WOMANS DESPAIR
13
CONFITEOR OF THE ARTIST
14

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admiration amongst amuse artistic Assommons les Pauvres atmosphere awful antagonism Baillarger bath of darkness Baudelaire Baudelaire's prose poems beautiful Boredom café Calvinists caresses Catholicism censer clown Coeur Mis colours contemplating crowd curiosity dear angel decrepit delights Demon desire drunk drunkenness EDITIONS POETRY LONDON eternal evil filled Fleurs Fleurs du Mal flowers formless and multiform furniture GAMESTER green eyes hair halo happiness is wedded horrifying aspect horror human immortal incomparable inebriate inspired John Henry Newman journalist Land of Cockaigne Lélut MICHAEL HAMBURGER mirror moral multiform streams mysterious never old woman opium perfumes Petits Poèmes pity PL EDITIONS POETRY pleasure Poèmes en Prose poet poor recognised reflection replied resembles rich Russia seemed shade and soften Socrates soften the awful solitude soul sovereign of dreams strange subtle thoughts TWENTY PROSE POEMS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN voice voluptuous wedded to silence window wish وو

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TitleTwenty Prose Poems of Baudelaire
AuthorCharles Baudelaire
Translated byMichael Hamburger
ContributorMichael Hamburger
PublisherEditions Poetry London, 1946
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedMar 25, 2008
Length35 pages
  
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