@@ He had to wash you white water
At the feet of the mountain,
Rub your body till the amber dripped out,
Until the perfume of paradise emanated
from your curves,
So that butterflies take wings
Out of your armpits.
He had to wash you
Burnish the gold for you,
To enrich with you the ample
flow of the river,
So that craving for sweet courtesies
Would flow into the water and plants,
Like a imminent wedding.
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