Baudelaire Rimbaud Verlaine · Selected Verse and Prose Poems by Baudelaire, Charles-Pierre -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Page Copyright Page Acknowledgements Contents Introduction CHARLES BAUDELAIRE

Flowers of Evil

To the Reader Benediction The Balcony The Sun Elevation Exotic Perfume Gypsies on the March The Beacons The Cat Correspondences I Love the Memory Sed Non Satiata The Evil Monk Allegory Ill Luck The Jewels The Sick Muse The Venal Muse The Enemy Punishment of Pride Don Juan in Hell My Former Life Thee I Adore Man and the Sea Reversibility Remorse After Death Beauty Couldst Thou Not Hurl the Universe The Ideal The Serpent That Dances The Giantess With Her Vestments Iridescent De Profundis Clamavi Confession One Night A Carcass The Vampire I Give Thee These Verses Lethe Altogether To Her Who Is Too Gay The Gambling Room Evening Harmony What Would You Say The Living Torch Overcast Sky The Poison The Cats The Cat St. Peter's Denial Spiritual Dawn Invitation to the Journey The Irreparable The Cracked Bell The Flask The Owls The Beautiful Boat Heauton Timoroumenos Spleen (I) Spleen (II) Spleen (III) Spleen (IV) Mists and Rain To a Red-Haired Beggar Girl The Irremediable Dawn Evening Twilight Satan's Litanies The Woman Servant A Martyred Woman Moesta Et Errabunda I Have Not Forgotten Causerie To a Creole Lady Damned Women (I) Damned Women (II) Love and the Skull Beatrice Tomb of a Cursed Poet The Cask of Hate A Journey to Cythera Cain and Abel Franciscae Meae Laudes The Ghost Metamorphoses of the Vampire The Joyous Dead Man Sadness of the Moon The Fountain of Blood Music The Pipe Destruction Lesbos The Two Good Sisters The Soul of Wine The Wine of the Rag-Pickers The Lovers' Wine The Lonely Man's Wine The Assassin's Wine Death of the Lovers Death of the Poor Death of the Artists

Prose Poems

The Stranger Plans The Despair of the Old Woman The Double Room The Confiteor of the Artist To Everyone His Chimera The Clock A Jester The Madman and the Venus The Courteous Marksman The Dog and the Flask The Evil Glazier At One O'Clock in the Morning Crowds The Old Mountebank Windows The Widows The Wild Woman and the Little Mistress The Cake The Gifts of the Fairies The Counterfeit Coin Invitation to the Journey The Poor Boy's Toy The Temptations Evening Twilight Solitude A Thoroughbred The Fair Dorothy Be Drunken The Eyes of the Poor The Generous Gambler A Hemisphere in Tresses The Cord Vocations An Heroic Death The Desire to Paint The Favours of the Moon Already! Which Is True? The Thyrsus Portraits of Mistresses Loss of Halo Mademoiselle Lancet The Shooting Gallery and the Cemetery Knock Down the Poor! Anywhere Out of the World The Port The Good Dogs The Mirror The Soup and the Clouds Epilogue

ARTHUR RIMBAUD

A Season in Hell

A Season in Hell Bad Blood Night of Hell Delirium (I) Delirium (II) The Impossible Lightning Morning Farewell

Prose Poems from "Illuminations"

After the Deluge Genie Vagabonds Scenes Antique (I) Antique (II) Barbarian Mystic Flowers Ruts To a Reason Morning of Drunkenness Vigils Anguish Common Nocturne Dawn Phrases Childhood Cities (I) Fairy Being Beauteous Cities (II) Youth Promontory Historic Evening Side-Show Devotions Royalty Metropolitan Lives Tale Working People Skies City Departure Sale Democracy Bottom

Illuminations

A Feeling The Gallows Ball Sonnet The Rooks My Gipsy Days Evil The Sedentaries Quatrain The Entranced Seven-Year-Old Poet Poor People in Church Vowels The Hands of Jeanne-Marie The Lice-Pickers Golden Age Bliss Paris Repopulated Brussels The Stolen Heart Sister of Charity Tear-Drop The Drunken Boat Listen to It Bell Pleasant Morning Thought Comedy of Thirst Michael and Christine Time Without End Festival of Hunger What Do They Mean to Us? Song from the Highest Tower Disgrace Memory

PAUL VERLAINE

Selected Verse

FROM Gallant Festivals

Moonlight The Alley On the Grass On the Promenade The Faun Mandolin Love on the Ground Muted Sentimental Colloquy

FROM The Good Song

Since Shade Relents O'er the Wood's Brow The Scene Before Your Light Quite Fail The Rosy Hearth It Shall Be, Then

FROM Romances Without Words

The Trees' Reflection The Keyboard Brussels It Weeps in My Heart Streets Spleen Birds in the Night Green Oh, Heavy, Heavy

FROM Wisdom

Sleep What Say'st Thou The Sky-Blue The False Fair Days I've Seen Again the One Child Son, Thou Must Love Me Give Ear It Is You, It Is You Hope Shines 'Tis the Feast of Corn

FROM Long Ago and Not So Long Ago

Prologue Prologue Melancholy

FROM Saturnine Poems

Prologue Song of Autumn Nevermore After Three Years The Nightingale The Kiss My Familiar Dream To a Woman Epilogue

FROM In Parallel Fashion

Dedication Allegory On the Balcony Pierrot the Gamin Per Amica Silentia Young Girls at School Spring Summer In the Manner of Paul Verlaine To Princess Roukhine False Impression The Last Gallant Festival Explanation Other Reversibility Casta Piana Prologue of a Book Sappho Saturnine Poem The Unrepenting One

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY of books in English on Baudelaire, Rimbaud and Verlaine

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