The speaker talks of furniture polished by age and wandering boats on canals in an attempt to describe a place where "everything is only order and beauty" in one part of this work entitled "Invitation to the Voyage."
The speaker talks of furniture polished by age and wandering boats on canals in an attempt to describe a place where "everything is only order and beauty" in one part of this work entitled "Invitation to the Voyage." Another part, "Correspondences," contrasts the scent of children with that of musk and views Nature as a "temple of living pillars" for the initiated, who enter only after crossing "forests of symbols." After reading "The Swan," Victor Hugo praised this collection for creating "a new thrill." Six poems in it, including The Vampire's Metamorphoses and Lesbos, earned its author censure for insulting public decency. FTP, name this collection of poetry by Charles Baudelaire, which includes one work simply named "Spleen."
The speaker talks of furniture polished by age and wandering boats on canals in an attempt to describe a place where "everything is only order and beauty" in one part of this work entitled "Invitation to the Voyage."
Les {Fleurs du Mal} or (The {Flowers of Evil})