"My decomposed love" is the addressee of a poem in this work, "A Carcass".
"My decomposed love" is the addressee of a poem in this work, "A Carcass". This work, which describes a place of "luxury, peace, and pleasure" in one section, repeats the line "have pity on my long despair!" in "The Litanies of Satan". This collection describes a "weak and gauche" creature that droops its "great white wings" in "The Albatross". Including such sections as "Wine", "Death", and "Spleen and Ideal", this collection describes boredom as the worst of evils, which lurks inside the "hypocrite reader, you, my twin, my brother!". For 10 points, name this vaguely scandalous poetry collection penned by Charles Baudelaire.
"My decomposed love" is the addressee of a poem in this work, "A Carcass".
Les {Fleurs du mal} [or The {Flowers of Evil}]