The narrative voice of this collection's first work addresses the reader in the first line, calling him a hypocrite, his likeness, and his brother; it later accuses the reader of reaching for fantasy.
The narrative voice of this collection's first work addresses the reader in the first line, calling him a hypocrite, his likeness, and his brother; it later accuses the reader of reaching for fantasy. This work is  made up of three sections, including "Wine, Death, and Revolt," where the speaker uses wine to bring  together his spleen world and ideal world. FTP, name this most famous poetry collection by Charles  Baudelaire.
The narrative voice of this collection's first work addresses the reader in the first line, calling him a hypocrite, his likeness, and his brother; it later accuses the reader of reaching for fantasy.
The Flowers of Evil (or Le Fleurs du Mal)