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Priapus, with his god`s virility, With woman`s breads that passionately rise, His eyes convulsed with sinister irony, His mouth that laughs, sinister as his eyes; Hair wild and wanton, tipped with the ivory Of the moon`s crescent out of sunless skies; Garlands of leaves and roses furiously Around his body in disorder twine; The candlesticks emit a shaken flame; A mad boy kneels, a Cupid, with peacock wings, Laughs like Priapus; a monstrous Thing, malign, Glides in the air. Which is it shakes with sharne? Catullus to his infamous Lesbia sings.
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