Le Spleen de Paris. Petis Poèmes en Prose
A Short Stories, Poetry, Art book. Mais qu'importe l'ternit de la damnation qui a trouv dans une seconde l'infini de la jouissance!...
Charles Pierre Baudelaire (1821-1867) est un poete francais. Il se vit reprocher son ecriture et le choix de ses sujets. Il ne fut compris que par quelques-uns de ses pairs. Aujourd'hui reconnu comme un ecrivain majeur de l'histoire de la poesie francaise, Baudelaire est devenu un classique. Barbey d'Aurevilly voyait en lui "un Dante d'une epoque dechue". Au travers de son oeuvre, Baudelaire a tente de tisser et de demontrer les liens entre le mal et la beaute, le bonheur et l'ideal inaccessible (A une Passante), la violence et la volupte (Une Martyre), entre le poete et son lecteur (" Hypocrite lecteur, mon...
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Mais qu'importe l'ternit de la damnation qui a trouv dans une seconde l'infini de la jouissance! Charles Baudelaire, Paris Spleen It always seems to me that I should feel well in the place where I am not. Charles Baudelaire, Paris Spleen Lindo perro mo, buen perro, chucho querido, acrcate y ven a respirar un excelente perfume, comprado en la mejor perfumera de la ciudad.Y el perro, meneando la cola, signo, segn creo, que en esos mezquinos seres corresponde a la risa y a la sonrisa, se acerca y pone curioso la hmeda nariz en el frasco destapado; luego, echndose atrs con sbito temor, me ladra, como si me reconviniera.Ah miserable can! Si te hubiera ofrecido un montn de excrementos los hubieras husmeado con delicia, devorndolos tal vez. As t, indigno compaero de mi triste vida, te pareces...
No matter where! As long as it's out of the world!Baudelaire has a depth that draws me, fascinates me and excites me.This is a part of my favourite one:"Across the ocean of roofs I can see a middle-aged woman, her face already lined, who is forever bending over something and who never goes out. Out of her face, her dress, and her gestures,... The liner notes in the back call them prose poems but they're more like weird little vignettes. I really like Baudelaire a great deal. Every piece is refreshing: A Hemisphere In Your Hair, The Shooting Gallery and The Cemetery, Loss Of A Halo, and Beat Up The Poor are a good place to start. A beautiful set of short prose poems, with rich vocabulary, elegant sentence structure, haunting morals, and often somewhat pessimistic outlooks.There is overlap between this and Twenty Prose Poems, but there are more stories here, and he has changed a few. I bet he and Edgar Allen Poe would get along, if only for their love of the...
