I scrub my armpits I scratch the dirt off my back I wash my nose and ears And I’ll be honest - I think I just ******!
**! Hey ah, po! Jump in like fish and enjoy this water It’s as cool as the touch of a woman in mid-summer Jump in and the water is as generous as a woman in love Who cares about the gods or Heaven it’s water, water, that’s the beginning and the end **! Hey ah, po!
I scrub my armpits I scratch the dirt off my back I wash my nose and ears And I’ll be honest - I think I just ******!
**, hay hay toh! All clothes are gone God can go jump into a pool for all I care All the power is in the fall of water This is delight This is joy, this waterfall and gathered water I’m as naked as when I was born well, except for the **** cloth that covers the toys that pleasure my woman **, hay hay toh!
I scrub my armpits I scratch the dirt off my back I wash my nose and ears And I’ll be honest - I think I just ******!
* Ah, these bad-boy pilgrims of Old Edo, Old Tokyo... ...poem based on art of the same title by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川 国芳?, January 1, 1797[1] - April 14, 1862...