Charles Baudelaire - Death - French Poetry

"Death" is one of the famous poems of the French poet Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867).
DEATH
Ho, Death, Boatman Death, it is time we set sail;
Up anchor, away from this region of blight:
Though ocean and sky are like ink for the gale,
Thou knowest our hearts are consoled with the light.
Thy poison pour out--it will comfort us well;
Yea--for the fire that burns in our brain
We would plunge through the depth, be it heaven or hell,
Through the fathomless gulf--the new vision to gain.
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Translated for the 'Library of the World's Best Literature.'
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