Categories Book Reviews Les Fleurs du Mal Post author By Daryl.Worthington Post date June 24, 2015 1 Comment on Les Fleurs du Mal Related Books Les Fleurs du Malby Charles Baudelaire [gap height=”20″]]]> Tags baudelaire, edgar allen poe, France, les fleurs du mal, Paris ← Did Ancient Greeks Believe In Zombies? → Scientists Carbon Date Macaw Remains from Pueblo Ruins One reply on “Les Fleurs du Mal” “Finally, a direct literary influence came from Edgar Allan Poe, whose works Baudelaire translated into English.” I believe you meant “French” there… Good article. I had to do a poetry analysis (in French) on a couple of his poems once. Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
“Finally, a direct literary influence came from Edgar Allan Poe, whose works Baudelaire translated into English.” I believe you meant “French” there… Good article. I had to do a poetry analysis (in French) on a couple of his poems once.
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“Finally, a direct literary influence came from Edgar Allan Poe, whose works Baudelaire translated into English.”
I believe you meant “French” there…
Good article. I had to do a poetry analysis (in French) on a couple of his poems once.