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Translator’s Note
Editorial Note LES FLEURS DU MAL (1861) To the Reader Spleen et Ideal 1. Benediction 2. The Albatross 3. Elevation 4. Correspondences 5. I Love the Thought of those old naked Days 6. The Beacons 7. The Sick Muse 8. The Venal Muse 9. The Evil Monk 10. The Enemy 11. Ill Luck 12. Former Life 13. Gipsies on the Road 14. Man and the Sea 15. Don Juan in Hell 16. The Punishment of Pride 17. Beauty 18. The Ideal 19. The Giantess 20. The Mask 21. Hymn to Beauty 22. Exotic Perfume 23. Her Hair 24. More than the night’s vault it’s you that I adore 25. You’d stick the world into your bedside lane 26. Sed non Satiata 27. With waving opalescence in her gown 28. The Snake That Dances 29. The Carcase 30. De Profundis Clamavi 31. The Vampire 32. One night when near a fearful Jewess lying 33. Posthumous Remorse 34. The Cat 35. The Duel 36. The Balcony 37. The Possessed 38. A Phantom 39. For you this poem: if my name should reach 40. Semper Eadem 41. All in One 42. What can you say, poor lonely soul of mine 43. The Living Torch 44. Reversibility 45. Confession 46. Spiritual Dawn 47. Evening Harmony 48. The Flask 49. Poisons 50. Misty Sky 51. The Cat 52. The Splendid Ship 53. Invitation to the Voyage 54. The Irreparable 55. Conversation 56. Song of Autumn 57. To a Madonna 58. Song of Afternoon 59. Sisina 60. Praises of My Francisca 61. To a Colonial Lady 62. Moesta et Errabunda 63. The Ghost 64. Autumn Sonnet 65. Sorrow of the Moon 66. Cats 67. The Owls 68. The Author’s Pipe 69. Music 70. The Burial of an Accursed Poet 71. Fantastic Engraving 72. The Joyous Dead 73. The Cask of Hate 74. The Cracked Bell 75. Spleen 76. Spleen 77. Spleen 78. Spleen 79. Obsession 80. The Thirst for the Void 81. Alchemy of Sorrow 82. Sympathetic Horror 83. Heautontimoroumenos 84. The Irremediable 85. The Clock Tableaux Parisiens 86. The Landscape 87. The Sun 88. The Red-Haired Beggar Girl 89. The Swan 90. The Seven Old Men 91. The Little Old Women 92. The Blind 93. A Passer by 94. The Skeleton Navvy 95. Evening Twilight 96. The Gamblers 97. The Dance of Death 98. Love of Lies 99. Neighbouring on the city, I recall 100. Now the great-hearted servant, who aroused 101. Mist and Rain 102. Parisian Dream 103. Morning Twilight Le Vin 104. The Soul of Wine 105. The Wine of the Rag Pickers 106. The Wine of the Murderer 107. The Wine of the Solitary Man 108. The Wine of Lovers Les Fleurs du Mal 109. Destruction 110. The Martyr 111. Damned Women 112. The Two Good Sisters 113. The Fountain of Blood 114. Allegory 115. Beatrice 116. Voyage to Cytherea 117. Love and the Skull Revolte 118. The Denial of St. Peter 119. Abel and Cain 120. Litanies of Satan La Mort 121. The Death of Lovers 122. The Death of Paupers 123. The Death of Artists 124. The End of the Day 125. Dream of a Curious Person 126. The Voyage LES EPAVES (1866) 1. Romantic Sunset Pieces Condamnees Tirees des Fleurs du Mal 2. Lesbos 3. Damned Women 4. Lethe 5. To One Who Is Too Gay 6. The Jewels 7. The Metamorphoses of the Vampire Galanteries 8. The Fountain 9. Bertha’s Eyes 10. Hymn 11. The Monster Epigraphes 12. Verses for Honore Daumier’s Portrait 13. On Manet’s Picture ‘Lola of Valencia’ 14. On Delacroix’ Picture of Tasso in Prison Pieces Diverses 15. The Voice 16. The Ransom 17. To a Girl from Malabar SUPPLEMENT AUX FLEURS DU MAL (1866-1868) Nouvelles Fleurs du Mal 1. Midnight Enquiry 2. Epigraph for a Condemned Book 3. Sad Madrigal 4. The Fang 5. The Rebel 6. Far Away from Here 7. Meditation 8. The Gulf 9. Complaint of an Icarus 10. The Lid Poemes Ajoutes a l’edition Posthume 11. Pagan Prayer 12. The Moon Offended 13. To Theodore de Banville, 1842 CONCLUSION The Unforeseen |