In one poem, this author asked "What does God do with the wave of curses that rises every day toward his dear Seraphim?"
In one poem, this author asked "What does God do with the wave of curses that rises every day toward his dear Seraphim?" In another poem, he addresses the "wisest and fairest of Angels" who put his "mark on the brow of Croesus". He repeatedly states "take pity on my long misery" in a poem which addresses the "Prince of Exile". This man collected "The Denial of St. Peter" and "The (*) Litanies of Satan" alongside a poem that compares the poet to a "prince of cloud and sky" who is mocked by sailors because of his "great white wings" that "drag like oars". For 10 points, name this French poet of "The Albatross" who included the sections "Revolt", Wine", and "Spleen and Ideal" in his collection The Flowers of Evil.
In one poem, this author asked "What does God do with the wave of curses that rises every day toward his dear Seraphim?"
Charles Pierre Baudelaire