This author's works include one in which a vessel's haulers are killed, thus leaving the ship to wander the sea aimlessly, as well as a poem which assigns a color to each of the five vowels.
In one of this writer's works, the speaker declares "I have seen the low-hanging sun speckled with mystic horrors, lighting up long violent coagulations." He described "the peace of the furrows which alchemy prints on broad studious foreheads" in a poem that imagines "silences crossed by Worlds and by Angels." This man recounted the story of his insanities in (*) "Alchemy of the Word," one of two "Delirium" sections of a prose poem. This author's works include one in which a vessel's haulers are killed, thus leaving the ship to wander the sea aimlessly, as well as a poem which assigns a color to each of the five vowels. This author of "The Drunken Boat" penned Illuminations and had an affair with Paul Verlaine. For 10 points, name this Frenchman who penned A Season in Hell.
In one of this writer's works, the speaker declares "I have seen the low-hanging sun speckled with mystic horrors, lighting up long violent coagulations."
Arthur Rimbaud [Pronounced "Ram-beau," but be lenient.]