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Sonnet 128 | Robert S. Cohen | MusicSpoke

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Howoft,whenthou,my music,musicplay'st, Uponthatblessedwoodwhosemotionsounds Withthysweetfingers,whenthougentlysway'st

Thewiryconcordthatmineearconfounds, DoIenvythosejacksthatnimbleleap Tokissthetenderinwardofthyhand, Whilstmypoorlips,whichshouldthatharvestreap, Atthewood'sboldnessbytheeblushingstand! Tobeso tickled,theywouldchangetheirstate Andsituationwiththosedancingchips, O'erwhomthyfingerswalkwithgentlegait, Makingdeadwoodmoreblestthanlivinglips.

Sincesaucyjackssohappyareinthis, Givethemthyfingers,methylipstokiss.

Sonnet 128

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gentlegait,

gentlegait,

gentlegait,

gentlewithgentle

gait,

Making

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