Enivrez-vous

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"Enivrez-vous" is a celebrated prose poem by Charles Baudelaire that exhorts readers to transcend the burdens of time and existence through a metaphorical intoxication with wine, poetry, or virtue.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
prose poem
associatedWithAuthorWork Charles Baudelaire NERFINISHED
audience general reading public
author Charles Baudelaire NERFINISHED
centralTheme escape from the burden of time
exhortation to live intensely
intoxication as a metaphor for transcendence
countryOfOrigin France
culturalStatus celebrated French prose poem
genre philosophical prose poem
poem in prose
hasFamousLine Il faut être toujours ivre (One must always be drunk)
influencedBy Baudelaire’s reflections on modern life
intendedEffectOnReader encouragement to transcend everyday burdens
keyIdea intoxication can be spiritual, artistic, or moral
one must always be drunk on something
language French
literaryDevice extended metaphor of drunkenness
imperative address to the reader
literaryForm prose poetry
literaryMovement French symbolism NERFINISHED
medium text
motif poetry
virtue
wine
originalTitle Enivrez-vous NERFINISHED
philosophicalContext reflection on time and existence
relatedConcept aestheticism
dandyism
modernity in literature
style poetic prose
symbolist
subjectMatter freedom
human condition
time
titleInEnglish Be Drunk NERFINISHED
tone exhortative
lyrical

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