Those are the two "Delirium" sections, which appear before a sonnet which assigns a color to each of five letters, "Vowels."
One part of this work notes that "I can explain myself no better than the beggar wth his endless Aves and Pater Nosters." That section, "Morning," also notes tht "we are slaves, let us curse not life!" Two sections of this work include one that notes that the author made the world stand still and write down what is unutterable and another that describes the experience of being the slave of Infernal Bridegroom. Those are the two "Delirium" sections, which appear before a sonnet which assigns a color to each of five letters, "Vowels." A more famous section begins by noting that the author has inherited from the Gauls a narrow brain and awkwardness in contest. For 10 points, name this collection of poetry containing "Bad Blood" and "The Drunken Boat," written by Arthur Rimbaud.
One part of this work notes that "I can explain myself no better than the beggar wth his endless Aves and Pater Nosters."
A {Season} in {Hell}