Le Cygne

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"Le Cygne" is a celebrated poem by Charles Baudelaire, best known for its themes of exile, loss, and modern urban transformation, included in his collection "Les Fleurs du mal."

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Le Cygne canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf poem
author Charles Baudelaire
belongsToCanon French poetry canon
collectionSection Tableaux parisiens
countryOfOrigin France
featuresCharacter Andromache
a swan
firstPublicationCollection Les Fleurs du mal
genre lyric poetry
hasCriticalReception widely studied by literary critics
hasForm stanzaic poem
hasInfluenceOn modernist poetry
urban literature
includedIn standard French literature curricula
language French
literaryMovement Modernity
Symbolism
literaryPeriod 19th century
meter French alexandrine
notableFor exploration of modern urban alienation
reflection on Haussmannization of Paris
originalTitle Le Cygne
partOf Les Fleurs du mal
publicationEra Second French Empire
rhymeScheme regular rhyme scheme
setting Paris
modern city
subject irreversible change
memory of old Paris
suffering of exiles
symbolUses exiled figures
ruined city
swan
theme displacement
exile
loss
melancholy
memory
modern city
nostalgia
ruins
urban transformation
workOf Charles Baudelaire

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Poésies hasPart Le Cygne
The Dying Swan musicTitle Le Cygne
Le Cygne originalTitle Le Cygne