Strange goddess, witch, and daughter of night.
Charles Baudelaire, tr. Roy Campbell, from "Sed non Satiata"
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Strange goddess, witch, and daughter of night.
Charles Baudelaire, tr. Roy Campbell, from "Sed non Satiata"
Here’s the poem Lestat was singing.
Alméry Lobel-Riche, etching for Les Fleurs du Mal by Charles Baudelaire, 1923
"...the world is too quiet without you nearby." –lemony snicket |
Beatrice Baudelaire | fan art♡
Elle avait dans les yeux la force de son coeur.
Charles Baudelaire
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Via Baudelaire
Named after the French poet (1821-1867), located in a part of Rome that doesn't look very poetic. Diana F+ toy camera on Fomapan 100 B&W film.