The Flowers of Evil is translated by F. P. Sturm and W. J. Robertson, to
include Three Additional Poems and Intimate Papers discovered after the
author's death with opinions of the Theater, Faith, Morals, Health, and
on. This Edition Includes: The Dance Of Death - The Beacons - The
Sadness Of The Moon - The Balcony - The Sick Muse - The Venal Muse - The
Evil Monk - The Temptation - The Irreparable - The 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 - Contemplation - The Brown Beggar Maid - The Swan - The
Seven Old Men - The Little Old Women - The Madrigal Of Sorrow - Mist And
Rain - Sunset - The Corpse - The Allegory - The Accursed - La Beatrice -
The Soul Of Wine - The Wine Of Lovers - The Death Of Lovers - The Death
Of The Poor - Gypsies Travelling - A Landscape - The Voyage
Benediction - Ill Luck - Beauty - Ideal Love - Hymn To Beauty - Exotic
Fragrance - Sonnet XVIII - Music - The Spiritual Dawn - The Flawed Bell.
Also included: A Carcass - Weeping and Wandering - Lesbos - Rockets
(written some ten years before the author's death) - My Heart Laid Bare
(the days when he felt the first attacks of the illness that was to bear
him off.) These final documents furnish an interesting supplement to the
more formal works of the poet, and a valuable contribution to
literature.
