In it the poet recounts his pagan attitude with the line, "I cannot see myself at the councils of Christ," and rails against the "viaticum," the current age of science. "Lightning Flash" is a brief section on humanity's false hopes, and in "The Impossible," the poet attempts to reverse time. Its middle sections are entitled "Delirium I" and "Delirium II," and the longest poem is "Bad Blood." FTP, name this work whose nint
In it the poet recounts his pagan attitude with the line, "I cannot see myself at the councils of Christ," and rails against the "viaticum," the current age of science. "Lightning Flash" is a brief section on humanity's false hopes, and in "The Impossible," the poet attempts to reverse time. Its middle sections are entitled "Delirium I" and "Delirium II," and the longest poem is "Bad Blood." FTP, name this work whose ninth and final section, "Farewell," begins "Autumn already!," in an allusion to the title, the masterpiece of Arthur Rimbaud.
In it the poet recounts his pagan attitude with the line, "I cannot see myself at the councils of Christ," and rails against the "viaticum," the current age of science.
A {Season in Hell} or Une {Saison en enfer}