Le Chat (the Cat) Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Viens mon beau chat sur mon coeur amoureux	A
Retiens les griffes de ta patte	B
Et laisse moi plonger dans tes beaux yeux	A
M l s de m tal et d'agate	B
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Lorsque mes doigts caressent loisir	C
Ta t te et ton dos lastique	D
Et que ma main s'enivre du plaisir	C
De palper ton corps lectrique	D
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Je vois ma femme en esprit Son regard	B
Comme le tien aimable b te	B
Profond et froid coupe et fend comme un dard	B
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Et des pieds jusques la t te	B
Un air subtil un dangereux parfum	E
Nagent autour de son corps brun	F
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The Cat	B
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Come superb cat to my amorous heart	B
Hold back the talons of your paws	A
Let me gaze into your beautiful eyes	A
Of metal and agate	B
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When my fingers leisurely caress you	G
Your head and your elastic back	D
And when my hand tingles with the pleasure	C
Of feeling your electric body	B
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In spirit I see my woman Her gaze	A
Like your own amiable beast	B
Profound and cold cuts and cleaves like a dart	B
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And from her head down to her feet	B
A subtle air a dangerous perfume	E
Floats about her dusky body	B
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Translated by William Aggeler	C
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The Cat	B
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Come my fine cat against my loving heart	B
Sheathe your sharp claws and settle	H
And let my eyes into your pupils dart	B
Where agate sparks with metal	H
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Now while my fingertips caress at leisure	C
Your head and wiry curves	A
And that my hand's elated with the pleasure	C
Of your electric nerves	A
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I think about my woman how her glances	A
Like yours dear beast deep down	I
And cold can cut and wound one as with lances	A
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Then too she has that vagrant	B
And subtle air of danger that makes fragrant	B
Her body lithe and brown	I
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Translated by Roy Campbell	H
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The Cat	B
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My beautiful cat come onto my heart full of love	J
Hold back the claws of your paw	K
And let me plunge into your adorable eyes	A
Mixed with metal and agate	B
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When my fingers lazily fondle	H
Your head and your elastic back	D
And my hand gets drunk with the pleasure	C
Of feeling your electric body	B
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I see in spirit my personal lady Her glance	A
Like yours dear creature	C
Deep and cold slits and splits like a dart	B
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And from her feet to her head	B
A subtle atmosphere a dangerous perfume	E
Swim around her brown body	B
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Translated by Geoffrey Wagner	C

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