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I see her there, the lady you will make a mother out of. Oh, look at her youth, she is a child herself, a girl forsooth, with comely features lust will one day take. Oh sweet child, hear my voice and do not wake, you'll say. Inside you slithers God's sharp tooth, his precious boy who'll die for sin and truth: And then you'll watch him burn upon a stake. She stirs now, with demons clad in white or angels in the frost. My darling girl, I'll shield you of the things they'll do with this: A robe of heaven's blue, to catch starlight and frame your face; let loose your swarthy curl and let me wake you with a sacred kiss.
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Jan 3, 2025
Jan 3, 2025 at 9:30 AM UTC
Sonnet: The Kiss
I see her there, the lady you will make a mother out of. Oh, look at her youth, she is a child herself, a girl forsooth, with comely features lust will one day take. Oh sweet child, hear my voice and do not wake, you'll say. Inside you slithers God's sharp tooth, his precious boy who'll die for sin and truth: And then you'll watch him burn upon a stake. She stirs now, with demons clad in white or angels in the frost. My darling girl, I'll shield you of the things they'll do with this: A robe of heaven's blue, to catch starlight and frame your face; let loose your swarthy curl and let me wake you with a sacred kiss.
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F/Voie Des Papillons
Jan 3, 2025
Jan 3, 2025 at 9:30 AM UTC
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