One poem in this collection demonstrates synaesthesia by comparing perfumes to the sound of oboes.
The posthumous edition of this work included a poem dedicated to Theodore de Banville. One poem in this collection demonstrates synaesthesia by comparing perfumes to the sound of oboes. That poem, "Correspondences," appears in the same section as "The Sick Muse" and "The Albatross." It includes sections entitled "Wine," "Revolt," and "Death," as well as "Spleen and Ideal." The preface to this work addresses the reader as "Hypocrite reader, my likeness, my brother!" For 10 points, name this poetry collection by Charles Baudelaire.
The posthumous edition of this work included a poem dedicated to Theodore de Banville.
Les {Fleurs du Mal} [or The {Flowers of Evil}]