The title location of one poem in this work is described as a "banal Eldora
The title location of one poem in this work is described as a "banal Eldorado," and it describes the sight of a hanged man being torn apart by birds. Some poems in this work describe "The Death of the Poor" and "The Death of Artists," and In another poem, one of four with the same title, the speaker claims that in his body the green waters of Lethe flow instead of blood, and he begins by describing himself as the king of a rainy country. While there are only five poems in the section Wine, the former poem is "A Voyage to Cythera," and in one poem, the title objects frame a the decapitated body of a woman, entitled "A Martyr." Beginning with the section Spleen and Ideal, for 10 points, identify this collection of poetry by Charles Baudelaire.
The title location of one poem in this work is described as a "banal Eldorado," and it describes the sight of a hanged man being torn apart by birds.
Les fleurs du mal [or Flowers of Evil]