FTP, a release from the world of conventions through intoxication is the subject of what poem about a tipsy vessel by Arthur Rimbaud?
The narrator of this poem sees "enormous bogs fermenting" and, tangled in weeds, a rotting Leviathan. At the work's end, a small puddle in a city street signifies a return to sober personal experience. The influence of James Fenimore Cooper's novels and the romances of Chateaubriand can be seen in the first stanza's image of  "men, captured by Indians... stripped and nailed for target practice to gaudy totem poles." It's originality so impressed Paul Verlaine that he entreated the author to move to Paris. FTP, a release from the world of conventions through intoxication is the subject of what poem about a tipsy vessel by Arthur Rimbaud?
The narrator of this poem sees "enormous bogs fermenting" and, tangled in weeds, a rotting Leviathan.
the Drunken Boat (or Le Bateau Ivre)