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MICHAEL KINDELLAN

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CHARLES BAUDELAIRE

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image by Marianne Morris

 

Thoughtful and fiery new translations from Baudelaire’s 1861 Fleurs du Mal.  Degradation and derangement of the senses of language-transfer.  june 2005 : £2.50 / $5.00

 

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Michael Kindellan was born in Toronto in 1979.  After studying

for a BA in
English literature at McGill University in Montr
éal, he took an MPhil at Cambridge
and now lives and works in London.  Charles Baudelaire is his first attempt.

image by Marianne Morris

 

 

 

Un Cabaret Folātre

 

You that ruffle the sequins

and disturb emblems

give taste to volition

(and death the coinage);

 

before this improvised signature,

I have dreamed you over

the cemetery or roadhouse, either.

 

 

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