Because I am a geek, I now have the second part of "carmen amatorium I. Alfredi Prufrocci" for y'all. The first part is
here. Usual disclaimers (ie. I don't know what I'm doing) apply. :D
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in cenaculo feminae veniunt euntque,
dicentes Michaelangelonis.
caligo flava quae tergum in fenestris fricat,
fumus flavus qui rostrum in fenestris fricat,
linguam lambit in vesperis angulos,
demoratus est in stagnis quae in cloacis stant,
sivit in tergo fuligonem quae de caminis cadet,
lapsus est praeter vestibulum, saltum subitum fecit,
et videns noctem mollem Octobrem fuisse,
semel circum domum volvit, et somnum iniit.
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Wheee! Bedtime now. Yes. *nods*
EDIT:
fuzzycoatimundi tells me I should be linking to the English text, which is
here. Sorry 'bout that, guys.