Wine transforms moles into eagles.
Charles Baudelaire
Wine’s Power, Transformation Symbol, Poetic Imagery, Wine, Eagles, Transformation
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“Any healthy man can go without food for two days – but not without poetry.” Charles Baudelaire
Poetry Necessity, Healthy Hunger, Artistic Sustenance, Poetry, Hunger, Necessity
Charles Baudelaire Poetry Necessity, Healthy Hunger, Artistic Sustenance, Poetry, Hunger, Necessity“The more delicate and ambitious the soul, the further do dreams estrange it from possible things.” Charles Baudelaire
Dreams And Estrangement, Ambitious Soul, Delicate Spirit, Dreams, Possibility, Estrangement
Charles Baudelaire Dreams And Estrangement, Ambitious Soul, Delicate Spirit, Dreams, Possibility, Estrangement“Her Hair O tumble to the collarbone, O fleece, O locks, O fragrance full of “I don’t care,” what ecstasy! To stuff a gloomy place with all I know is rife within this mass, I’ll shake it like a kerchief in the air.” Charles Baudelaire
Hair Ecstasy, Gloomy Place, Poetic Expression, Hair, Ecstasy
Charles Baudelaire Hair Ecstasy, Gloomy Place, Poetic Expression, Hair, Ecstasy“Nature can counsel nothing but crime.” Charles Baudelaire
Nature Crime, Dark Counsel, Human Morality, Crime, Nature, Morality
Charles Baudelaire Nature Crime, Dark Counsel, Human Morality, Crime, Nature, Morality“Go then, a starveling girl With no perfume or pearls, Only your nudity O my beauty!” Charles Baudelaire
Raw Beauty, Feminine Elegance, Poverty, Simplicity, Nudity, Aesthetic Purity
Charles Baudelaire Raw Beauty, Feminine Elegance, Poverty, Simplicity, Nudity, Aesthetic Purity“It always seems to me that I should feel well in the place where I am not.” Charles Baudelaire
Unsettled Mind, Place Search, Constant Yearning, Discontent, Place, Yearning
Charles Baudelaire Unsettled Mind, Place Search, Constant Yearning, Discontent, Place, Yearning“I set out to discover the why of it, and to transform my pleasure into knowledge.” Charles Baudelaire
Pleasure Knowledge, Why Discovery, Intellectual Pursuit, Knowledge, Purpose, Discovery
Charles Baudelaire Pleasure Knowledge, Why Discovery, Intellectual Pursuit, Knowledge, Purpose, Discovery“What could be more simple and more complex, more obvious and more profound than a portrait.” Charles Baudelaire
Portrait Profundity, Simple Complexity, Obvious Depth, Portrait, Complexity, Profound
Charles Baudelaire Portrait Profundity, Simple Complexity, Obvious Depth, Portrait, Complexity, Profound“Poor sisters – yea, I love you as I pity you, For your unsatiated thirsts and anguished sighs, And for the vials of love within your hearts so true.” Charles Baudelaire
Sisters’ Love, Thirst For Love, Poetic Compassion, Sisters, Love, Compassion
Charles Baudelaire Sisters’ Love, Thirst For Love, Poetic Compassion, Sisters, Love, Compassion“The poet enjoys the incomparable privilege of being able to be himself and others, as he wishes.” Charles Baudelaire
Poet’s Privilege, Multifold Identity, Artistic Freedom, Imagination, Privilege, Expression
Charles Baudelaire Poet’s Privilege, Multifold Identity, Artistic Freedom, Imagination, Privilege, Expression“Immediate work, even poor, is worth more than dreams.” Charles Baudelaire
Immediate Work, Action Value, Dream Comparison, Work, Dreams, Value
Charles Baudelaire Immediate Work, Action Value, Dream Comparison, Work, Dreams, Value“Being a useful man has always seemed to me to be something truly hideous.” Charles Baudelaire
Individuality, Rejection Of Norms, Human Existence, Philosophy, Usefulness, Nonconformity
Charles Baudelaire Individuality, Rejection Of Norms, Human Existence, Philosophy, Usefulness, Nonconformity“Nature is a temple in which living pillars Sometimes give voice to confused words.” Charles Baudelaire
Nature’s Temple, Living Pillars, Confused Voices, Nature, Temple, Pillars
Charles Baudelaire Nature’s Temple, Living Pillars, Confused Voices, Nature, Temple, Pillars“Forest, I fear you! In my ruined heart your roaring wakens the same agony as in cathedrals when the organ moans and from the depths I hear that I am damned.” Charles Baudelaire
Fear Of Forest, Cathedral Agony, Poetic Torment, Roaring, Organ, Damnation
Charles Baudelaire Fear Of Forest, Cathedral Agony, Poetic Torment, Roaring, Organ, Damnation“Remembering is only a new form of suffering.” Charles Baudelaire
Memory Suffering, Painful Reflection, Poetic Insight, Nostalgia, Human Mind, Sadness
Charles Baudelaire Memory Suffering, Painful Reflection, Poetic Insight, Nostalgia, Human Mind, Sadness“Modernity is the transient, the fleeting, the contingent; it is one half of art, the other being the eternal and the immovable.” Charles Baudelaire
Modernity Art, Eternal Transience, Artistic Balance, Modernity, Art, Balance
Charles Baudelaire Modernity Art, Eternal Transience, Artistic Balance, Modernity, Art, Balance“Where one should see only what is beautiful, our public looks only for what is true.” Charles Baudelaire
Public Truth, Beauty Perspective, Judgment Shift, Truth, Beauty, Perspective
Charles Baudelaire Public Truth, Beauty Perspective, Judgment Shift, Truth, Beauty, Perspective“I’m the vampire of my own heart – One of those utter derelicts Condemned to eternal laughter, But who can no longer smile!” Charles Baudelaire
Vampire Heart, Eternal Laughter, Poetic Dereliction, Vampire, Laughter, Smile
Charles Baudelaire Vampire Heart, Eternal Laughter, Poetic Dereliction, Vampire, Laughter, Smile