by
George Doncieux (1856 - 1903)
Pour un baiser sur ta peau parfumée
Language: French (Français)
Pour un baiser sur ta peau parfumée,
pour un baiser dans l'or de tes cheveux
reçois mon âme toute, ô bien-aimée!
Tu comblerais l'infini de mes voeux...
Par un baiser!
Pour un baiser distillé dans tes lèvres,
profond, tenace et lent comme un adieu,
souffrir le mal d'amour, et de ses fiévres brûler,
languir et mourir peu à peu...
dans un baiser!
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In exchange for a kiss on your scented...
Language: English  after the French (Français)
[In exchange] for a kiss on your scented skin,
for a kiss amidst the gold of your hair,
accept my whole soul, oh beloved!
You would fill the infinity of my wishes...
with a kiss!
For a pure kiss in your lips,
deep, tenacious and slow like an adieu,
to suffer love-sickness and to burn with its fever[s],
to languish and to die, little by little...
in a kiss!
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Translation of title "Pour un baiser" = "For a kiss"
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This text was added to the website between May 1995 and September 2003.
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Word count: 69