He declared "One must be absolutely modern" in the final "Farewell" section of one of his poems.
In one poem, this poet compared the floating Ophelia to "a great lily." The speaker of one of his poems cries "But, truly, I have wept too much! The Dawns are heartbreaking." In a letter to Paul Demeny, this poet wrote that a poet should turn himself into a seer. He declared "One must be absolutely modern" in the final "Farewell" section of one of his poems. A different poem by this author begins after "gaudy redskins" have nailed the haulers to totem poles, leaving the narrator "floating down calm Rivers." A long poem by this author includes the sections "Bad Blood" and "Delirium" and describes a journey to the underworld, as well as his relationship with Paul Verlaine. For 10 points, name this Symbolist poet of "The Drunken Boat" and A Season in Hell.
In one poem, this poet compared the floating Ophelia to "a great lily."
Jean Nicolas Arthur Rimbaud