The poet also foretells his own death and his leg amputation.
In "The Impossible", the poet attempts to bend time backwards and is seen running on a treadmill. "Lightning Flash" is a brief section on the false hopes of human toil. In the poem "Hunger," the poet suggests that we may glimpse truth and eternity through love. This is a poem within a larger poem, "Delirium II." The first book, titled "Bad Blood", the poet recalls ancient pagan rituals and the death of Christians. The poet also foretells his own death and his leg amputation. The final section, "Farewell," announces the coming of Autumn and the apocalypse. For 10 points, identify this poetry collection, the most famous of Arthur Rimbaud.
In "The Impossible", the poet attempts to bend time backwards and is seen running on a treadmill. "
A {Season in Hell} or Une {Saison en Enfer}