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Charles Baudelaire's The Flowers of Evil & Artificial Paradise
The Flowers of Evil & Artificial Paradise by Charles Baudelaire Translated by R J Dent ‘A brand new translation that vividly brings Baudelaire’s masterpiece to life for the new millennium’ Here… more →
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Poetry Review: Sarah Palin's "Resignation"
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Leslie wrote 1 week ago: So, I should totally be making final preparations for teaching tomorrow, but as it is my lunch brea … more →
Lipstick Traces - June 2009
Steve Evans wrote 2 weeks ago: Most of the mp3 files linked to on Lipstick of Noise live on other servers, but occasionally I uploa … more →
Happiness
asonn wrote 4 weeks ago: ‘A multitude of small delights constitute happiness’ Charles Baudelaire Found in Finding … more →
charles baudelaire | invitation to the voyage | l'invitation au voyage
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gron wrote 1 month ago: Poetry Dispatch No.287 | June 17, 2009 The Poetry Dispatch ‘100,000 Hit’ Celebration Continues … more →
charles baudelaire
carlyllewellyn wrote 1 month ago: i have recently been introduced to baudelaire, ‘lethe’ being my favourite so far Lethe … more →
Attention Span - Leonard Schwartz
Steve Evans wrote 2 months ago: Nathalie Stephens | The Sorrow And The Fast Of It | Nightboat | 2008 This Canadian writer is new to … more →
T. S. Eliot: Bloom's Biocritique
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Sarah Jo Alban wrote 2 months ago: T. S. Eliot (A Harold Bloom BioCritique) ISBN: 9780791073841, 079107384x Bloom’s biocritique … more →
Reading Schopenhauer
severalfourmany wrote 2 months ago: Tue 5/12/09 7:04 PM There are a number of reasons that I find Schopenhauer so appealing. First of al … more →
A Woman.
Pierre K. wrote 2 months ago: C’est une femme belle et de riche encolure,Qui laisse dans son vin traîner sa chevelure.Les griff … more →
where i end and you begin
skinnyblackcladdink wrote 2 months ago: As a sworn servant of Literature, i’m pretty crap: i’ve been going about things backward … more →
Vale Helen Levitt: Always 'Here and There'
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bunyanth wrote 2 months ago: “For the perfect flaneur, for the passionate spectator, it is an immense joy to set up house … more →
Hump-Day History: Joseph Marie Maistre and the Image of the Machine
Christopher Donohue wrote 3 months ago: Joseph Marie Maistre (1753-1821) , underscored the irredeemable fallenness of mankind, which was roo … more →
je suis comme le roi d'un pays pluvieux...
gilrang wrote 3 months ago: je suis comme le roi d’un pays pluvieux, riche, mais impuissant, jeune et pourtant très vieux, … more →
Cascade Duce
Pabuc! wrote 3 months ago: * Hélas! tout est abîme, action, désir, rêve, Parole! - Charles Baudelaire Pretentieus, hoogm … more →
Dans, dop, dub
steinskog wrote 3 months ago: Å følge med på nye musikktrender kan være vanskelig. Uansett hvor mye man forsøker å henge med, så d … more →
"Quote of the Day"
LDR wrote 3 months ago: One must work, if not from inclination at least from despair, since, as I have fully proved, to work … more →
Beaucoup de choses! (Many Things!)
rockstar5230 wrote 4 months ago: Salut tout le monde!!! Haven’t updated in quite some time, so I shall fill you all in now! Fi … more →
POEM OF THE DAY: The Enemy
wepoplaski wrote 4 months ago: by Charles Baudelaire (1821 – 1867). The Enemy My youth was nothing but a black storm Crossed … more →
Charles Baudelaire
mercurialme wrote 5 months ago: The darling one was naked, and knowing my wish, Had kept only the regalia of her jewelry Whose reso … more →
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