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- At the Green Cabaret by Arthur Rimbaud
- Circumspection by Paul Verlaine
- Exotic Perfume by Charles Baudelaire
- For the Feast of Madame de *** by François-René De Chateaubriand
- For the Marriage of My Nephew by François-René De Chateaubriand
- Happy the Man Whose Thoughts Are Set on Man’s Eternal Fate by Victor Hugo
- My Bohemia by Arthur Rimbaud
- My Mind Is All Weary by Pierre De Ronsard
- O Bellerie Fountain by Pierre De Ronsard
- Promenade by Alfred De Musset
- The Balcony by Charles Baudelaire
- The Cat (2) by Charles Baudelaire
- The Inn by Paul Verlaine
- The Living Torch by Charles Baudelaire
- Valentine’s Day by Auguste Angellier
- Winter Has Ended: The Light Is Lukewarm by Paul Verlaine
- The Man Who Runs After Fortune and the Man Who Waits for Her by Jean De La Fontaine
- The Two Roosters by Jean De La Fontaine
- The Young Widow by Jean De La Fontaine
Happiness
Poems and fables about happiness, its simple pleasures and its illusions. Rimbaud enjoys a stop “At the Green Cabaret”, Baudelaire dreams of faraway places in “Exotic Perfume”, Verlaine welcomes the end of winter and Ronsard sings of the Bellerie spring. With “The Man Who Ran After Fortune”, La Fontaine reminds us that happiness does not always come to those who chase it.