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You are a helpful AI assistant.
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Combien de poèmes est-ce qu'il y a dans Les fleurs du mal par Baudelaire?<end_of_turn>
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Published in 1857, Les fleurs du mal is a poetic work by Charles Baudelaire. There are 126 poems in it:

— To the one who is too cheerful.
— Alchemy of pain.
— Allegory.
- To the reader.
— To a Creole lady.
— To a Madonna.
— To a Malabar woman.
— To a red-haired beggar.
— To a passerby.
— With her billowing clothes.
- Blessing.
— Far from here.
— Bohemians on a trip.
— Mists and rains.
— Chat.
— Afternoon song.
— Punishment of pride.
— Blurred sky.
— Confession.
— Correspondence.
- Dance of Death.
— De profundis clamavi.
— Don Juan in hell.
- Elevation.
— Epigraph for a condemned book.
— Epistle to Sainte-Beuve.
— Damned women (1).
— Damned women (2).
— Evening harmony.
— Sympathetic horror.
— Hymn.
— Hymn to beauty.
— Incompatibility.
— I like the memory of these bare times.
— I have more memories than if I were a thousand years old.
— I am like the king of a rainy country.
— I adore you as much as the night sky.
— I give you these verses.
— The Beatrice.
- The beauty.
- The hair.
— The cracked bell.
- The destruction.
- The end of the day.
— The fountain of blood.
— The giantess.
— The albatross.
— The offended moon.
— The soul of wine.
— The death of lovers.
— The death of artists.
— The death of the poor.
— The love of lies.
— Love and the skull.
— The sick muse.
— The venal muse.
- The music.
— The pipe.
— The prayer of a pagan.
- The ransom.
— The servant with the big heart.
— The spiritual dawn.
— The alarm.
- The previous life.
- The voice.
- The balcony.
— The beautiful ship.
- The framework.
— The cat (I).
— The cat (II).
- Lid.
— Morning twilight.
— Evening twilight.
- The Swan.
- Vial.
— The living torch.
- The Gulf.
— The taste of nothingness.
— The guignon.
- The water jet.
- The game.
— Lethe.
— The bad monk.
— The joyful dead man.
- The perfume.
- The poison.
- The portrait.
— The possessed.
- The rebel.
— The denial of Saint-Pierre.
— A curious man's dream.
- The ghost.
— The dancing snake.
— The plowing skeleton.
— The seven old men.
- The darkness.
— Berthe’s eyes.
— The barrel of hatred.
—The vampire.
— The assassin's wine.
— The wine of lovers.
— Ragpickers’ wine.
- The trip.
- The blind.
- Jewelry.
— Lesvos.
- The cats.
— The two good sisters.
— Owls.
— The vampire's metamorphoses.
- The sun.
— The little old ladies.
- The fog lights.
— The complaints of an Icarus.
— The enemy.
— The midnight exam.
— The heautontimorouménos.
— Man and the sea.
- The clock.
— The ideal.
- An invitation to travel.
— The irremediable.
— The irreparable.
— Madrigal sad.
— Moesta and errabunda.
- Obsession.
— Exotic perfume.
- Landscape.
— Pluviôse, irritated with the entire city.
— When the sky is low and heavy.
—What will you say this evening?
— Collection.
— Posthumous remorse.
— Parisian dream.
— Reversibility.
— Sed non satiata.
— Semper eadem.
—Sisina.
— Autumn sonnet.
- Whole.
— Sadness of the moon.
— You would put the entire universe in your alley.
— A carrion.
— A fantastic engraving.
— A martyr.
— A trip to Cythera.<end_of_turn><eos>