The intentions and concepts in Baudelaire's poems have a sense of the gap between unique and real things, such as:

The dying bouquet in the crystal coffin

Dying. ——"The Martyred Woman"

Another example:

Prostitution began its street career;

Like a colony of ants crawling around; ——"Twilight" ”

From the example poems, readers can see the gaps between things and the gaps between hearts. In Gide’s view, these places are truly Baudelaire’s poems. of excitement. What we call "decadence" or "decadentism" is just the most superficial summary of him. Baudelaire's real contribution is that he combined the "disease of the century" of the 19th century poets, the real appearance of the bustling city, the bohemian aesthetic concept, and the spiritual secret passage of text combination...these specially discovered coordinates, All handed over to legions of future writers. Finally, on March 15, 1866, Charles Baudelaire suddenly fainted and his condition worsened. Then on March 30, even the right half of his body became paralyzed. On July 2, Baudelaire was sent back to Paris. On August 31, 1867, Charles Baudelaire, who was only 46 years old, died in his mother's arms.