In this video
Poésie et vers : compter les syllabes - Français Première - Les Bons Profs
the lecturer states that you should pronounce the final, normally silent 'e' if the next word begins with a consonant when reciting French poetry. In this recitation of Baudelaire's 'À une passante', I can't tell if the speaker is pronouncing the final 'e' in 'une' and in 'femme' or if it's just my imagination. I tried slowing down the speed to 50% and you can hear it but again maybe that's how it's done in prose as well.