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O you the most knowing and loveliest of Angels	A
a god fate betrayed deprived of praises	B
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
O Prince of exile to whom wrong has been done	D
who vanquished always recovers more strongly	C
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who know everything king of the underworld	E
the familiar healer of human distress	F
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who teach even lepers accursed pariahs	B
through love itself the taste for Paradise	G
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
O you who on Death your ancient true lover	H
engendered Hope that lunatic charmer	H
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who grant the condemned that calm proud look	I
that damns a whole people crowding the scaffold	J
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who know in what corners of envious countries	K
a jealous God hid those stones that are precious	L
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You whose clear eye knows the deep caches	M
where buried the race of metals slumbers	M
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You whose huge hands hide the precipice	M
from the sleepwalker on the sky scraper s cliff	N
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who make magically supple the bones	M
of the drunkard out late who s trampled by horses	M
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who taught us to mix saltpetre with sulphur	H
to console the frail human being who suffers	M
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who set your mark o subtle accomplice	M
on the forehead of Croesus the vile and pitiless	M
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
You who set in the hearts and eyes of young girls	M
the cult of the wound adoration of rags	M
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
The exile s staff the light of invention	D
confessor to those to be hanged to conspirators	M
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C
Father adopting those whom God the Father	H
drove in dark anger from the earthly paradise	M
O Satan take pity on my long misery	C

Charles Baudelaire

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