This character claims indifference to "the bearer 
This character claims indifference to "the bearer of Flemish wheat or Englishcottons". This character dreams of "the yellow and blue awakening of singingphosphorous" and sees in a sunrise "long violet clots/ Resembling actors of veryancient dramas". This character tells of (+) "yelping redskins" taking his companionsand "nail[ing] them naked to colored stakes" and of enduring "droppings of noisy birds with yellow eyes". This figure says "I should have liked to show children those (*) sunfish", but abruptly changes tone to declare "Every moon is atrocious and every sun bitter" and to express feeling "swollen...with intoxicating torpor" before imploring "O let me go into the sea!" and "let my keel burst!" For ten points, name this title vessel of an Arthur Rimbaud poem about its free floating.
This character claims indifference to "the bearer of Flemish wheat or Englishcottons".
the drunken boat (or le Bateau ivre)