For 10 points, name this author of Fêtes galantes and Poèmes saturniens, a French Symbolist who was the lover of Rimbaud.
One of this man's poems claims "The wolf's soul cries inside this voice" and that "a hunting horn curls its distress", and he demands "Tell me what you have done/ with your young life" in a poem speaking of "the sky above the roof." He spoke of how "green tinged pink tones fade" in one of his "simple frescoes" entitled "Brussels", while in one of his "Forgotten Melodies" he claimed "By far the worst pain/Is not to understand/Why... my heart's full of pain." He wrote of "great lilies among reeds/shining sadly on calm water" and how a "thick shroud of darkness...drowned the supreme sunset rays in bloodless folds" in one poem, while "The sadnesses lull with soft songs" and "Vermillion ghosts drift endlessly" in another work. "Sentimental Walk" and "Setting suns" apear in this man's first collection, which also contains "Sad Landscapes" and a poem which claims "The long sobs of/ (*) The violins... lay waste my heart" entitled "Song of Autumn." For 10 points, name this author of Fêtes galantes and Poèmes saturniens, a French Symbolist who was the lover of Rimbaud.
One of this man's poems claims "The wolf's soul cries inside this voice" and that "a hunting horn curls its distress", and he demands "Tell me what you have done/ with your young life" in a poem speaking of "the sky above the roof."
Paul {Verlaine}