This author of "The Lethe" and "A Voyage to Cythera" claims that when they are exiled on earth, poets are prevented from walking by their giant wings in his poem "The Albatross".
In one poem, this author tells the addressee that "Potent oblivion dwells upon your lips", and in another, he tells Venus that he found his image hanging from a gallows on her isle. This author of "The Lethe" and "A Voyage to Cythera" claims that when they are exiled on earth, poets are prevented from walking by their giant wings in his poem "The Albatross". Including the sections "Revolt", "Parisian Scenes", and "Spleen and Ideal" in a major collection, For 10 points, name this French Symbolist poet who wrote Les Fleurs du Mal.
In one poem, this author tells the addressee that "Potent oblivion dwells upon your lips", and in another, he tells Venus that he found his image hanging from a gallows on her isle.
Charles {Baudelaire}