This poet variously addressed a "prince of exiles, who have suffered wrong" and "an all-knowing lord of subterranean things" in a poem which repeatedly asks the title character to "have pity on my long despair!"
This poet variously addressed a "prince of exiles, who have suffered wrong" and "an all-knowing lord of subterranean things" in a poem which repeatedly asks the title character to "have pity on my long despair!" A poem by this writer opens by listing four vices which "occupy our minds and labor our bodies." In another poem, this writer likened the treatment of poets to a bird whose "great wings hinder him from walking." A collection by this "accursed poet" features such divisions as "Parisian Scenes" and "Spleen and Ideal." For 10 points, name this French Symbolist of "The Albatross," whose poem "To The Reader" opens his collection Les Fleurs du Mal. 
This poet variously addressed a "prince of exiles, who have suffered wrong" and "an all-knowing lord of subterranean things" in a poem which repeatedly asks the title character to "have pity on my long despair!"
Charles Pierre Baudelaire