Poems in prose. Bodler Sh.

In 1899, Charles Baudler writes the collection “Petits Poemes En Prose. Le Spleen de Paris ” -“ Poems in prose. Parisian Spleen. " The great poet continues the genre tradition, already represented in French literature in the late XVIII - early XIX centuries. In the work of E. The guys and A. Bertrand. “Poems in prose” are a string of small plays that reflect the soul of Baudler. This is his "I, unsaturate that it lies outside I." This is a manner of perceiving the “fantastic reality of life” - outrageous and comic, touching, terrible and tragic. As S. Bodler himself modestly concluded: “In general, these are the same“ evil flowers ”, but in a more free, more detailed or more playful form.” The works are presented in the translations of L. Gurevich and S. Parkonok.