A sonnet by this man observes "golden particles" in the "mysterious eyes" of the title animals. This author of "The Cats" wrote of a place where "restraint and order bless/Luxury and voluptuousness" in one poem. This author of "Invitation to a Voyage" claimed our will is "volatilized" by an alchemist who "holds the puppet threads" in one poem, which also mentions a figure who "smokes his hookah pipe." That poem also addresses "my double! My brother!" whom this author declares a hypocrite after calling on "Ennui." For 10 points, name this author of work that opens with "To the Reader" and contains "Spleen and Ideal", The Flowers of Evil.
A sonnet by this man observes "golden particles" in the "mysterious eyes" of the title animals. This author of "The Cats" wrote of a place where "restraint and order bless/Luxury and voluptuousness" in one poem. This author of "Invitation to a Voyage" claimed our will is "volatilized" by an alchemist who "holds the puppet threads" in one poem, which also mentions a figure who "smokes his hookah pipe." That poem also addresses "my double! My brother!" whom this author declares a hypocrite after calling on "Ennui." For 10 points, name this author of work that opens with "To the Reader" and contains "Spleen and Ideal", The Flowers of Evil.
A sonnet by this man observes "golden particles" in the "mysterious eyes" of the title animals.
Charles {Baudelaire}