The author describes a "little fly drunk at the urinal of a country inn, in love with rotting weeds, a ray of light dissolves him!" in one section of this work, after declaring "I invented the color of the vowels!-A black, E white, I red, O blue, U green."
The author describes a "little fly drunk at the urinal of a country inn, in love with rotting weeds, a ray of light dissolves him!" in one section of this work, after declaring "I invented the color of the vowels!-A black, E white, I red, O blue, U green." That part contains pieces labeled "A Song from the Highest Tower" and "Hunger." It opens with the poet declaring "my life was a banquet where every heart revealed itself, where every wine flowed," in the section often titled for its opening line "Once, if my memory serves me well." The section "Lightning" opens by exclaiming "Human Labor!," while "The Alchemy of the Word" is the subtitle of "Delirium II," in which the author's lover confesses, after he describes his entrance into the title place. FTP, name this long poem published after its author was shot by Paul Verlaine, the symbolist masterpiece of Arthur Rimbaud.
The author describes a "little fly drunk at the urinal of a country inn, in love with rotting weeds, a ray of light dissolves him!" in one section of this work, after declaring "I invented the color of the vowels!-A black, E white, I red, O blue, U green."
A {Season in Hell} (or Une {Saison en Enfer})