Flowers of Evil
Flowers of EvilCharles Baudelaire

Flowers of Evil (1855)

Charles Baudelaire

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One of the most influential volumes of poetry of the nineteenth century, Charles Baudelaire's The Flowers of Evil caused a sensation when it was originally published, even earning Baudelaire a fine when he was charged with "insulting public decency." With strong themes of debauchery, decadence, hedonism and sensuality, these intoxicating verses will etch themselves in your memory.

ISBN:
9781324092919
Length:
280 pages

Genres: biography , poetry

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