FTP, name this collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire.
The author's introduction contains the ominous statement that the reader may be so corrupted by its contents that he risks sending his soul to Hell, a warning later quoted by T.S. Eliot in the Waste Land. After the publication of its second edition, the French Minister of Justice confiscated this book, because it contained poems, such as the "Litanies of Satan," that the government considered blasphemous and obscene. FTP, name this collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire.
The author's introduction contains the ominous statement that the reader may be so corrupted by its contents that he risks sending his soul to Hell, a warning later quoted by T.S. Eliot in the Waste Land.
The Flowers of Evil or Les Fleurs du Mal