Lost in Crowds
Enigmatic Seduction in Verse
Lyrics
She dances through the flower-filled room
Describing the woman dancing in a room filled with flowers.
Sea-green eyes a-sparking.
Highlighting the captivating sea-green eyes of the woman.
Or are they blue?
Raising uncertainty about the true color of her eyes, adding intrigue.
The message clear:
Indicating a clear message being conveyed.
Seduce the master, winking.
Suggesting the woman's intention to seduce the master through a wink.
Dainty feet circles inscribe
Describing the woman's graceful movements, creating patterns on the floor.
Upon the frozen parquet.
Emphasizing her delicate steps on the frozen parquet (wooden floor).
Arabesque in compound time:
Referring to complex dance moves, possibly a metaphor for intricate relationships.
Stately Pavane or Bouree.
Mentioning specific dance styles, Pavane and Bouree, adding cultural references.
Sultry smile, come hither gaze
Describing the woman's enticing smile and inviting gaze.
Black hair softly shining.
Highlighting the beauty of her black hair shining softly.
Calls me up to half-lit bed.
Inviting the speaker to a partially lit bed, suggesting intimacy.
Sweet cloud with golden lining.
Describing the bed as a sweet cloud with a golden lining, possibly alluding to pleasure.
Oh, so young with ageless smile
Expressing the youthfulness of the woman with a timeless smile.
Born of ungodly maker
Suggesting the woman's unconventional origin or nature.
Draws me: moth to candle bright
Describing the speaker's attraction to the woman like a moth drawn to a bright candle.
Fiery pleasure-seeker.
Characterizing the woman as a fiery pleasure-seeker.
She dances through the flower-filled room
Repeating the image of the woman dancing in the flower-filled room.
Sea-green eyes a-sparking.
Reiterating the captivating sea-green eyes of the woman.
It's Rupi's dance: the message clear.
Referring to "Rupi's dance" as a clear message in the woman's movement.
Her movement does the talking.
Emphasizing that the woman's dance communicates without words.
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