He describes human emotions as "invocations to death" in his poem "Kaleidoscope," while in "Moonlight" he decries musicians' "gaudy colors of disguise. " He wrote two plays: The Ins and the Outs and Madame Aubin, while his he expressed his theory, "Music, first and foremost" in his poem "Song of Autumn. " He wrote a poem addressed to the Seine River, "Parisian Nocturne," while he was part of the Parnassian School led by Leconte de Lisle, but his Fetes galantes marked a departure from this school. For 10 points, name this French Symbolist poet, the author of Romances without Words and Saturnine Poems, who shot his lover Arthur Rimbaud.
He describes human emotions as "invocations to death" in his poem "Kaleidoscope," while in "Moonlight" he decries musicians' "gaudy colors of disguise. " He wrote two plays: The Ins and the Outs and Madame Aubin, while his he expressed his theory, "Music, first and foremost" in his poem "Song of Autumn. " He wrote a poem addressed to the Seine River, "Parisian Nocturne," while he was part of the Parnassian School led by Leconte de Lisle, but his Fetes galantes marked a departure from this school. For 10 points, name this French Symbolist poet, the author of Romances without Words and Saturnine Poems, who shot his lover Arthur Rimbaud.
He describes human emotions as "invocations to death" in his poem "Kaleidoscope," while in "Moonlight" he decries musicians' "gaudy colors of disguise. "
Paul Verlaine