The Poems and Prose Poems
of Charles Baudelaire

A book is a garden, an orchard, a storehouse, a party, a company by the way, a counselor, a multitude of counselors.

About: Charles Baudelaire

• Charles Baudelaire by James Huneker

The Flowers of Evil

• The Dance of Death
• The Beacons
• The Sadness of the Moon
• Exotic Perfume
• Beauty
• The Balcony
• The Sick Muse
• The Venal Muse
• The Evil Monk
• The Temptation
• The Irreparable
• A Former Life
• Don Juan in Hades
• The Living Flame
• Correspondences
• The Flask
• Reversibility
• The Eyes of Beauty
• Sonnet of Autumn
• The Remorse of the Dead
• The Ghost
• To a Madonna
• The Sky
• Spleen
• The Owls
• Bien Loin D'Ici
• Music
• Contemplation
• To a Brown Beggar-maid
• The Swan
• The Seven Old Men
• The Little Old Women
• A Madrigal of Sorrow
• The Ideal
• Mist and Rain
• Sunset
• The Corpse
• An Allegory
• The Accursed
• La Beatrice
• The Soul of Wine
• The Wine of Lovers
• The Death of Lovers
• The Death of The Poor
• The Benediction
• Gypsies Travelling
• Franciscæ Meæ Laudes
• Robed in a Silken Robe
• A Landscape
• The Voyage

Little Poems in Prose

• The Stranger
• Every Man His Chimæra
• Venus and the Fool
• Intoxication
• The Gifts of the Moon
• The Invitation to the Voyage
• What Is Truth?
• Already!
• The Double Chamber
• At One O'clock in the Morning
• The Confiteor of the Artist
• The Thyrsus
• The Marksman
• THe Shooting-range and the Cemetery
• The Desire to Paint
• The Glass-Vendor
• The Widows
• The Temptations; or, Eros, Plutus, and Glory