One of this author's poems notes that the title author, "wrote romance about lives in the great desert, where an exiled Freedom thrives," while another of this author's poems refers to a brain as "That white green fatty package.
One of this author's poems notes that the title author, "wrote romance about lives in the great desert, where an exiled Freedom thrives," while another of this author's poems refers to a brain as "That white green fatty package." In addition to writing "The Seven Year Old Poet" and "Shame," this author wrote a collection beginning with the poem "After the Flood," and ending with "Genie." In addition to writing Illuminations, one of this author's poems recalls the release of an object, "fragile as a May butterfly" and later notes that, "Lighter than a cork I danced on the waves." This author referred to another work as a "notebook of one of the damned," and in that work this author notes, "I invented the color of the vowels," in the section "Alchemy of the Word," which followed that work's section "Delirium I." The author of "The Drunken Boat," for 10 points, name this French symbolist author, a lover of Paul Verlaine who wrote A Season in Hell.
One of this author's poems notes that the title author, "wrote romance about lives in the great desert, where an exiled Freedom thrives," while another of this author's poems refers to a brain as "That white green fatty package.
Arthur {Rimbaud}