It contains sections about wine and death.
One poem in this collection states "Our two hearts will be two immense torches." Another poem in it opens "Nature is a temple in which living pillars / Sometimes give voice to confused words." A sonnet titled "Correspondences" in this collection provided inspiration for the Symbolist art movement. The poem (*) "Au Lecteur" opens this collection by claiming there is nothing more wicked than boredom and that the reader is a hypocrite. It contains sections about wine and death. For 10 points, name this poetry collection containing the section "Spleen and Ideal" by Charles Baudelaire.
One poem in this collection states "Our two hearts will be two immense torches."
Les Fleurs du Mal [or “The Flowers of Evil”]