Semusim di Neraka

Rimbaud's work feels so personal and visceral—does anyone know what events or feelings fueled this raw energy? How do readers connect with its honesty?

The fragmented, poetic form can be hard to follow at times but also deeply immersive. How did others interpret the flow of the piece—was it intentional chaos or a deliberate artistic choice?

Despite being a 19th-century work, the themes still feel powerful today. Do others see parallels between Rimbaud's struggles and contemporary notions of artistic or personal rebellion?