This poet included "The Swan" in a collection where he says, "Hypocrite reader, - my double, - my brother!"
This author described "laughing Sganarelle (sgin-arr-ella) claiming his due" and "a doleful beggar-- stout-armed, vengeance-bent, Proud as Antisthenes" in a poem where "chaste, gaunt" Elvire begs "one more rapturous smile." This author declared that "a heart like mine will not be satisfied" with "vignette-style lovelies," claiming that "my chasm-heart needs Aeschylus to strew / its unplumbed depths." This poet wrote about the heavens hanging low "on our groaning, (*) ennui-ridden soul" and wrote a poem dedicated to Victor Hugo that describes the title bird as a "poor beast ... myth marked for death." That poem begins, "Andromache, I think of you!" This poet included "The Swan" in a collection where he says, "Hypocrite reader, - my double, - my brother!" For 10 points, name this author of Les Fleurs de Mal.
This author described "laughing Sganarelle (sgin-arr-ella) claiming his due" and "a doleful beggar-- stout-armed, vengeance-bent, Proud as Antisthenes" in a poem where "chaste, gaunt" Elvire begs "one more rapturous smile.
Charles Baudelaire