This poet described death as the "goal of life" and "the only hope" in the poem "The Death of the Poor", and he also wrote "The Death of Lovers" and "The Death of Artists". This writer believed that our minds are occupied by "Folly, error, sin, and avarice." He also repeatedly begs "take pity on my long misery" in his "The 
This poet described death as the "goal of life" and "the only hope" in the poem "The Death of the Poor", and he also wrote "The Death of Lovers" and "The Death of Artists". This writer believed that our minds are occupied by "Folly, error, sin, and avarice." He also repeatedly begs "take pity on my long misery" in his "The Litany of Satan". A collection of fifty-one of his prose poems, including "The Foreigner", was published posthumously under the title The Spleen of Paris. Identify this poet whose best known collection was The Flowers of Evil, or Les Fleurs du mal.
This poet described death as the "goal of life" and "the only hope" in the poem "The Death of the Poor", and he also wrote "The Death of Lovers" and "The Death of Artists".
Charles Pierre {Baudelaire}