Another section contains the poems "Hunger" and describes the "story of one of my insanities.
In one section of this work, the speaker points out "the three wise men never stir, the kings of life, the heart, the soul the mind." In the "farewell" section of this work, the speaker maintains "True, the new era is nothing if not harsh" after asking "why regret the everlasting sun, if we are sworn to a search for divine brightness?" This work opens by trying to recall a "banquet where every heart revealed itself, where every wine flowed." Another section contains the poems "Hunger" and describes the "story of one of my insanities." That section, one of two called "Delirium," follows another section that invokes "O Lord, O Celestial Bridegroom!" The speaker admits to having "just swallowed a terrific mouthful of poison" in a part titled a "Night" in the title location. Repeatedly invoking Satan and the speaker's Damn Soul, for 10 points, name this poetry collection by Arthur Rimbaud, titled after the underworld.
In one section of this work, the speaker points out "the three wise men never stir, the kings of life, the heart, the soul the mind."
Une Saison en Enfer or (A Season in Hell)