Dialogue by Charles Pierre Baudelaire
DIALOGUE, by Charles Pierre Baudelaire: A collection of essays on the art of conversation and the role it plays in human relationships.
By Charles Pierre Baudelaire · First published 1856 · Genre: Poetry, Philosophical, French Literature · 827 words
First lines
THE ONE
The dead man's gone, the live man's / sad, the dying leaf shakes on the tree, / The wind constrains the window panes and / moans like moaning of the sea, / And sour's the taste now culled in haste of / lovely things I won too late, / And loud and loud above the crowd the / Voice of One more strong than we.
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Genres
- Poetry — Charles Baudelaire is primarily known for his poetry, and his stylistic and thematic tendencies are consistent with the genre
- Philosophical — Baudelaire's works often explore existential and philosophical ideas, thus could be associated with the philosophical genre
- French Literature — Being a prominent French author, Baudelaire's work would naturally fall into the French Literature genre
- Romantic — Baudelaire was part of the Romantic literary movement, and his works often convey deep emotion and personal introspection
Tags
poetry · French literature · romanticism · symbolism · philosophy · existentialism · art · beauty · nature · urban life · melancholy · love
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- Work type: Poem
- Author: Charles Pierre Baudelaire
- Date: 1856 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Poetry, Philosophical, French Literature, Romantic, Modern
- Length: 827 words
- Structure: 1 section, 16 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Fairly Easy (7th Grade)
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