The Drunken Boat

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The Drunken Boat is a visionary, symbolist poem by Arthur Rimbaud that depicts a boat’s hallucinatory voyage as a metaphor for poetic rebellion and spiritual exploration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French poem
poem
symbolist poem
author Arthur Rimbaud
authorAgeAtComposition 16
centralMetaphor hallucinatory voyage
centralTheme disillusionment
freedom and escape
loss of innocence
poetic rebellion
spiritual exploration
countryOfOrigin France
criticalReputation landmark of Symbolist poetry
major work of Arthur Rimbaud
dateWritten 1871
firstPublication 1871
firstPublicationContext Paris literary press
form lyric poem
genre Symbolism
hasEnglishTitle The Drunken Boat self-link
influenced Symbolist poets
surface form: French Symbolist poets

Modernist poetry
Surrealism
influencedBy Charles Baudelaire
Romanticism
language French
literaryMovement Modernism precursor
Symbolism
literaryPeriod 19th-century French literature
motif cosmic imagery
hallucination and vision
nature imagery
sea voyage
shipwreck
narrativeVoice first person
narrator personified boat
numberOfLines 100
originalTitle Le Bateau ivre
rhymeScheme regular end-rhyme
setting imaginary seas
style imagistic
surreal
visionary
symbolizes artistic freedom
psychic voyage
the poet
verseForm alexandrine

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Arthur Rimbaud notableWork The Drunken Boat
A Season in Hell follows The Drunken Boat
A Season in Hell relatedWork The Drunken Boat
Le Bateau ivre titleTranslation The Drunken Boat
The Drunken Boat hasEnglishTitle The Drunken Boat self-link