Charles Baudelaire Crossword

"Through cloud-disheveled air" is an example if this type of figurative language
Using the phrase "There, is nothing else but grace and measure, / Richness, quietness, and pleasure." is an example of this literary device
This word means magnificent or splendid
This word could accurately describe Baudelaire's character
Baudelaire was sent here on a boat
Baudelaire's appreciation for _______ is evident in many of his poems
Baudelaire had a deep love for these
Attitude of "Invitation to the Voyage"
"No matter where you are you can always live a life of luxury in your imagination" is what part of "Invitation to the Voyage?"
“Those drowsy ships that dream of sailing forth; It is to satisfy" is an example of what kind of figurative language?
“Mirrors as deep as the sea” is an example of what kind of figurative language?
An albatross is a type of...
“He just now so lovely, how comic and ugly!” and “the cripple who could fly” “Kings of the blue, awkward and shy” is an example of what kind of literary device?
”One with a stubby pipe teases his beak” “That accompany at langurorous pace, Boats plying their way through bitter straits.” is an example of what kind of literary device?
Which song models the theme of "Invitation to the Voyage?"