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O soft enchantress let me tell the truth	A
Of all the beauties decking out your youth	A
I'll paint the charms for you to see	B
Of childhood married with maturity	B
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When you step out your broad skirt sweeps the breeze	C
As if you were a ship on easy seas	C
Under full sail that rolls along	D
In rhythm with a slow and languid song	D
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On your plump shoulders and your rounded neck	E
Your head parades itself with rare effect	F
In a composed triumphant style	G
You go your stately way majestic child	H
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O soft enchantress let me tell the truth	A
Of all the beauties decking out your youth	A
I'll paint the charms for you to see	B
Of childhood married with maturity	B
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Your jutting bosom stretching out the moire	I
Triumphant bosom is a fine armoire	I
Whose bright and swelling panels might	J
Like shields reflect the flashing of the light	J
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Enticing shields equipped with rosy tips	K
Armoire of treasures full of secret gifts	L
Of perfumes of liqueurs of wines	M
Making delirious men's hearts and minds	N
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When you step out your broad skirt sweeps the breeze	C
As if you were a ship on easy seas	C
Under full sail that rolls along	D
In rhythm with a slow and languid song	D
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Your noble legs the flounces they inspire	I
Torment and agitate obscure desires	O
They're like two witches who stir up	P
A black concoction in a lavish cup	P
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Your arms that rival infant Hercules'	O
Are like two glimmering boas which with ease	O
Can crush their prey against your chest	Q
As if you'd print your lover on your breast	Q
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On your plump shoulders and your rounded neck	E
Your head parades itself with rare effect	F
In a composed triumphant style	G
You go your stately way majestic child	H

Charles Baudelaire

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