Petits Poemes en prose (Le Spleen de Paris)

Petits Poemes en prose (Le Spleen de Paris)

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Charles Pierre Baudelaire (18211867) est un poete francais. Il se vit reprocher son ecriture et le choix de ses sujets. Il ne fut compris que par quelquesuns de ses pairs. Aujourdhui reconnu comme un ecrivain majeur de lhistoire de la poesie francaise, Baudelaire est devenu un classique. Barbey dAurevilly voyait en lui un Dante dune epoque dechue. Au travers de son oeuvre, Baudelaire a tente de tisser et de demontrer les liens entre le mal et la beaute, le bonheur et lideal inaccessible (A une Passante), la violence et la volupte (Une Martyre), entre le poete et son lecteur ( Hypocrite lecteur, mon semblable, mon frere ), entre les artistes a travers les ages (Les Phares). En parallele de poemes graves (Semper Eadem) ou scandaleux pour lepoque (Delphine et Hippolyte), il a exprime la melancolie (Moesta et Errabunda) et lenvie dailleurs (LInvitation au Voyage). Il a aussi extrait la beaute de lhorreur (Une Charogne).

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