Hell Season

Author: Arthur Rimbaud
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Since the mid-19th century, with the renewal of the concept of poetry, poets have explored new realms of poetic content and conducted various experiments with forms and techniques of expression. The emergence of modern free verse and modern prose poetry marks the arrival of a new era in the history of poetry. Hell's Night gives the impression of chaos and despair. This is due to the many disconnected sentences and cries. There is both an affirmation of reality and hallucinations. The desire to control the dreams of life, the dreams of living, and the dreams of escaping from existence. There is also the mocking voice of Satan. But the dominant idea is: the concept of original sin imposed upon oneself from a young age, which is the root of all evil. Therefore, it is said, "Hell cannot harm the pagan." In the end, he acknowledges failure and can only return to debasement. "It is fire, fire that ascends with the sinners."