Charles Baudelaire: The unique and supreme pleasure of love lies in the certainty of doing evil –and men and women know from birth that all

The unique and supreme pleasure of love lies in the certainty of doing evil –and — Charles Baudelaire

The unique and supreme pleasure of love lies in the certainty of doing evil –and men and women know from birth that all pleasure lies in evil.

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