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Je suis la pipe d'un auteur	A
On voit contempler ma mine	B
D'Abyssinienne ou de Cafrine	B
Que mon ma tre est un grand fumeur	A
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Quand il est combl de douleur	A
Je fume comme la chaumine	B
O se pr pare la cuisine	B
Pour le retour du laboureur	A
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J'enlace et je berce son me	C
Dans le r seau mobile et bleu	D
Qui monte de ma bouche en feu	E
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Et je roule un puissant dictame	C
Qui charme son coeur et gu rit	F
De ses fatigues son esprit	F
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The Pipe	G
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I am the pipe of an author	A
One sees by my color	A
Abyssinian or Kaffir	A
That my master's a great smoker	A
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When he is laden with sorrow	A
I smoke like a cottage	H
Where they are preparing dinner	A
For the return of the ploughman	B
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I clasp and lull his soul	I
In the wavy blue web	J
That rises from my fiery mouth	K
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I give forth clouds of dittany	B
That warm his heart and cure	A
His mind of its fatigue	L
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Translated by William Aggeler	A
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The Author's Pipe	G
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I am an author's pipe To see me	F
And my outlandish shape to heed	F
You'd know my master was a dreamy	F
Inveterate smoker of the weed	F
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When be is loaded down with care	A
I like a stove will smoke and burn	B
Wherein the supper they prepare	A
Against the labourer's return	B
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I nurse his spirit with my charm	C
Swaying it in a soft uncertain	B
And vaguely moving azure curtain	B
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I roll a potent cloud of balm	C
To lull his spirit into rest	F
And cure the sorrows in his breast	F
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Translated by Roy Campbell	M
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A Poet's Pipe	G
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A poet's pipe am I	N
And my Abyssinian tint	F
Is an unmistakable hint	F
That he lays me not often by	N
When his soul is with grief o'erworn	B
I smoke like the cottage where	A
They are cooking the evening fare	A
For the laborer's return	B
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I enfold and cradle his soul	I
In the vapors moving and blue	D
That mount from my fiery mouth	K
And there is power in my bowl	I
To charm his spirit and soothe	O
And heal his weariness too	D
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Translated by Richard Herne Shepherd	F
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The Pipe	G
	-
I am an author's pipe	G
From examining my Abyssinian	B
Or Kaffir countenance one sees	P
That my master is a great smoker	A
	-
When he is laden with sorrow	A
I smoke like a cottage	H
When the cooking is being prepared	F
Against the laborer's return	B
	-
I entwine and I cradle his soul	I
In the drifting blue film	C
That climbs from my fiery mouth	K
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And I turn a powerful balm	C
Which charms his heart and heals	Q
His spirit of fatigues	R
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Translated by Geoffrey Wagner	A

Charles Baudelaire

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