The speaker of this work is told that he "will stay a hyena" by a figure with poppies. In one section of this work, the speaker equates a "vision of purity" with a "crippling misfortune,"and in another, the author states that he "invented the color of the vowels" and quotes some of his poetry from memory.  The speaker of this work refers to science as "the new nobility," and states that "life is the farce we all must play" in its second section.  That chapter describes the speaker's ancestry as "an inferior race." This work includes the chapters "The Impossible," "Bad Blood," and two "Deliriums," one of which is written as the confession of t
The speaker of this work is told that he "will stay a hyena" by a figure with poppies. In one section of this work, the speaker equates a "vision of purity" with a "crippling misfortune,"and in another, the author states that he "invented the color of the vowels" and quotes some of his poetry from memory.  The speaker of this work refers to science as "the new nobility," and states that "life is the farce we all must play" in its second section.  That chapter describes the speaker's ancestry as "an inferior race." This work includes the chapters "The Impossible," "Bad Blood," and two "Deliriums," one of which is written as the confession of the author's companion in the title place, presumably Paul Verlaine. For 10 points, name this multi-part poem, written under the influence of opium by Arthur Rimbaud.
The speaker of this work is told that he "will stay a hyena" by a figure with poppies.
A {Season} in {Hell} [or {Une Saison en Enfer}]