The speaker of one poem by this man states that he is "drunk from having swallowed the whole universe", while another poem by this man ends with the lines, "The leaves/You press/
The speaker of one poem by this man states that he is "drunk from having swallowed the whole universe", while another poem by this man ends with the lines, "The leaves/You press/A crowd/That flows/The life/That goes". Those poems are "Vendemiaire" and "The Sick Autumn". Another poem by this man states that "Love vanishes like the water's flow" under the title construct, and repeats, "Comes the night sounds the hour/The days go by I endure". Another work by this poet of "The Mirabeau Bridge" states, "You no longer dare examine your hands" and that "With shame you catch yourself praying/And jeer your laughter crackles like hellfire," and that poem refers to Pope Pius X as the "most modern European". For 10 points, name this poet of "Zone" which is included in his collection Alcools.
The speaker of one poem by this man states that he is "drunk from having swallowed the whole universe", while another poem by this man ends with the lines, "The leaves/You press/
{Apollinaire}