Selected Poems from Les Fleurs Du Mal Selected Poems from Les Fleurs Du Mal Selected Poems from Les Fleurs Du Mal: A Bilingual Edition a Bilingual Edi

Selected Poems from Les Fleurs Du Mal Selected Poems from Les Fleurs Du Mal Selected Poems from Les Fleurs Du Mal: A Bilingual Edition a Bilingual Edi

In a masterly translation by Norman Shapiro, this selection of poems from Les Fleurs du real demonstrates the magnificent range of Baudelaire's gift, from the exquisite quatrains to the formal challenges of his famous sonnets. The poems are presented in both French and English, complemented by the work of illustrator David Schorr. As much a pleasure to look at as it is to read, this volume invites newcomers and devotees alike to experience Baudelaire's genius anew.

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List of Illustrations Foreword by Willis Barnstone Preface by Norman R. Shapiro Illustrator's Preface by David Schorr To the Reader
The Albatross
Elevation
Correspondences
The Sick Muse
The Wretched Monk
The Enemy
The Jinx
The Former Life
Man and the Sea
Don Juan in Hell
Pride Punished
Beauty
The Ideal
The Giantess
Hymn to Beauty
Exotic Perfume
Tresses
"I worship you ..."
"Boredom it is ..."
Sed non satiata
"Dressed in her opalescent ..."
De profundis clamavi
The Vampire
"One night, with a vile Jewess ..."
The Cat
The Possessed
All of Her
"What will you say ..."
The Living Torch
Reversibility
Dawn of the Spirit
Evening Harmony
Poison
Heavens' Haze
The Beautiful Ship
Invitation to the Voyage
Chat
For a Creole Lady
Moesta et Errabunda
The Incubus
Autumn Sonnet
Sorrows of the Moon
Cats
The Owls
The Pipe
Music
Burial
A Fantastic Engraving
The Cracked Bell
Spleen
Spleen
Spleen
Spleen
Obsession
The Taste for Nothingness
Grief's Alchemy
Harmony of Horror
Heautontimoroumenos
Landscape
The Sun
The Swan
"I still recall ..."
Mists and Rains
Morning Twilight
The Lone Man's Wine
Lovers' Wine
Destruction
The Two Good Sisters
The Fountain of Blood
Beatrice Mine
Abel and Cain
The End of the Day
Notes
Illustrator's Notes
Acknowledgments
Index of Titles and First Lines