Verlaine and the impressionistic aspects of his poetry

As we go through Verlaine's poems the first time, we notice the presence of some certain visual effects in his own poems. His poems, which turn out to be vocally expressive of painting and representative of reality, are supposed to be reminder of impressionist's efforts in this sense. The present article aims at introducing Verlaine's poetry writing language by means of impressionistic style. The impressionistic painting seeks to discover the same feelings and excitements as Verlaine's poetry tries to do. In order to achieve this goal, he tries to adapt his manner of expression to the shapes used in expressing painting. Environmental effects, in particular, the feeling of light, atmosphere, and color are viewed as the essential and environmental effects of this painting. When some characteristics of this kind are expressed in Verlaine's poem, it is to talk of the painting styles in his poetry.