This author described a character floating like a great lily in the long black river in the poem "Ophelia," and he calls Christ "the eternal thief of vigour, nailed to the earth in shame and mental horror" in "First Communions." In the beginning of a more famous work, the narrator sits Beauty on his lap but finds her bitter and curses her. That "Pagan Book" includes such sections as "The Foolish Virgin – The Infernal Bridegroom" and "Alchemy of the World." He claimed that one must be absolutely modern" in a work containing "Delirium I" and "Delirium II," and assigned colors to his "Sonnet of t
This author described a character floating like a great lily in the long black river in the poem "Ophelia," and he calls Christ "the eternal thief of vigour, nailed to the earth in shame and mental horror" in "First Communions." In the beginning of a more famous work, the narrator sits Beauty on his lap but finds her bitter and curses her. That "Pagan Book" includes such sections as "The Foolish Virgin – The Infernal Bridegroom" and "Alchemy of the World." He claimed that one must be absolutely modern" in a work containing "Delirium I" and "Delirium II," and assigned colors to his "Sonnet of the Vowels."  FTP name this poet of "The Drunken Boat" and "A Season in Hell," a lover of Paul Verlaine.
This author described a character floating like a great lily in the long black river in the poem "Ophelia," and he calls Christ "the eternal thief of vigour, nailed to the earth in shame and mental horror" in "First Communions."
Arthur {Rimbaud}