Baudelaire's poems

The intention and concept in Baudelaire's poems have a unique sense of the gap between reality and things, such as:

A dying bouquet in a crystal coffin

I'm dying. -"martyred woman"

Another example is:

Prostitution began street life;

Crawling around like an ant colony; -Dusk

From poems with examples, readers can see the gap between things and hearts. In Gide's view, these places are really wonderful in Baudelaire's poems. Our so-called "decadent" or "decadent" label is only the simplest summary of him. Baudelaire's real contribution lies in that he handed over to a large number of writers in the future the "disease of the century" of poets in the19th century, the true features in the bustling city, the bohemian aesthetic concept and the spiritual secret of word combination. Finally, on March 1866 and 15, Charles Baudelaire suddenly fainted and his condition deteriorated. Then on March 30th, even the right side of the body was paralyzed. On July 2, Baudelaire was sent back to Paris. On August 3rd1,1867, Charles Baudelaire, who was only 46 years old, died in his mother's arms.