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D'o vous vient disiez vous cette tristesse trange	A
Montant comme la mer sur le roc noir et nu	B
Quand notre coeur a fait une fois sa vendange	A
Vivre est un mal C'est un secret de tous connu	B
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Une douleur tr s simple et non myst rieuse	C
Et comme votre joie clatante pour tous	C
Cessez donc de chercher belle curieuse	C
Et bien que votre voix soit douce taisez vous	C
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Taisez vous ignorante me toujours ravie	D
Bouche au rire enfantin Plus encor que la Vie	D
La Mort nous tient souvent par des liens subtils	C
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Laissez laissez mon coeur s'enivrer d'un mensonge	A
Plonger dans vos beaux yeux comme dans un beau songe	A
Et sommeiller longtemps l'ombre de vos cils	C
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Ever the Same	E
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'Whence comes to you you asked this singular sadness	C
That rises like the sea on the naked black rock '	-
Once our heart has gathered the grapes from its vineyard	F
Living is an evil That's a secret known to all	G
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A simple pain with no mystery	H
As obvious to all men as your gaiety	F
So abandon your search inquisitive beauty	F
And though your voice is sweet be still	I
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Be silent ignorant ever enraptured soul	J
Mouth with the child like laugh Still more than Life	D
Death holds us frequently with subtle bonds	C
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Let let my heart become drunk with a lie let it	F
Plunge into your fair eyes as into a fair dream	K
And slumber long in the shadow of your lashes	C
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Translated by William Aggeler	H
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Semper Eadem	K
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'Whence ' ask you 'does this strange new sadness flow	L
Like rising tides on rocks black bare and vast '	-
For human hearts when vintage time is past	F
To live is bad That secret all men know	L
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An obvious sorrow with no mystery shown	B
Clear as your joy to everyone around	F
O curious one seek nothing more profound	F
And speak not though your voice be sweet in tone	B
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Hush ignorant Hush soul that's still enraptured	F
And mouth of childish laughter Neatly captured	F
Death pulls us more than life with subtle wile	M
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Oh let my thought get drunk upon a lie	D
And plunge as in a dream in either eye	D
And in their lashes' shadow sleep awhile	M
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Translated by Roy Campbell	N
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Semper Eadem	K
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'What in the world ' you said 'has brought on this black mood	F
Climbing you as the sea climbs up a naked reef '	-
When once the heart has made its harvest understood	F
By all men this why just to be alive is grief	D
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A pain quite simple nothing mysterious at all	G
And like that joy of yours patent to all we meet	F
Stop asking questions then I beg of you and fall	G
Silent a while fair prober though your voice be sweet	F
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Ah yes be silent ignorant girl always so gay	O
Mouth with the childlike laughter More than Life I say	O
Death has the power to hold us by most subtle ties	C
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My one fictitious comfort kindly let me keep	P
To plunge as into dreams into your lovely eyes	C
And in the shadow of your lashes fall asleep	P
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Translated by Edna St Vincent Millay	O
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Semper eadam	K
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you asked 'what floods of gloom engulf you strange	A
as creeping tides against a bare black wall '	-
when hearts once crush their grapes and close the grange	A
life is an evil secret known to all	G
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'tis but the common grief each man betrays	C
to all as you your joy in eyes or brow	H
so veil my fair one your inquiring gaze	C
and though your voice is low be silent now	H
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be silent simple soul mouth always gay	O
with girlish laughter more than Life today	O
Death binds our hearts with tenuous webs of doom	K
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let mine be drunken with the wine of lies	C
o let me delve for dreams in those deep eyes	C
and slumber long beneath your eyebrows' gloom	K
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Translated by Lewis Piaget Shanks	C

Charles Baudelaire

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