Baudelaire, charles
baudelaire, charles
baudelaire, charles [(bohd-lair)]
a nineteenth-century french poet whose verse is noted for its morbid beauty and its evocative language. his famed collection of poems is called les fleurs du mal (flowers of evil).
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