In another poem, he compared the Poet to the title "prince of the skies" whose wings drag like oars.
In one poem by this author, the speaker imagines himself living near a young giantess, like a cat at the feet of a queen. In one poem, this author describes perfumes that seem "as cool as the flesh of children / Sweet as oboes, green as meadows" after describing Nature as a temple with "living pillars". Another of his poems asks whether a "green succubus" or "rosy elf" has poured fear and love over the title figure, who has "horror and madness" reflected in her face. In another poem, he compared the Poet to the title "prince of the skies" whose wings drag like oars. Those poems by him, including "Correspondences", "The Sick Muse", and "The Albatross" appear in a section called "Spleen and Ideal". For 10 points, name this French forerunner of Symbolism, many of whose poems are collected in The Flowers of Evil.
In one poem by this author, the speaker imagines himself living near a young giantess, like a cat at the feet of a queen.
Charles Pierre Baudelaire