This poet described a title bird as "comic and uncomely" and "clumsy and shameful," comparing them to poets in a famous poem.
"La Fanfarlo" is an early poem by this author about a Haitian lover he addressed as "Black Venus," Jeanne Duval. This poet described a title bird as "comic and uncomely" and "clumsy and shameful," comparing them to poets in a famous poem. This poet translated the cosmological poem "Eureka" and a collection of short fictional works published as Grotesque and Serious Stories causing a sensation over Edgar Allan Poe in Paris. This author's poem "The Albatross" is preceded by "Au Lecteur," or "To the Reader," in, FTP, what collection of his, titled Les Fleurs du mal, or The Flowers of Evil.
"La Fanfarlo" is an early poem by this author about a Haitian lover he addressed as "Black Venus," Jeanne Duval.
Charles Baudelaire