When this hun comes
Wandering, ponderous,
Slabbering with savage maul,
I shall waft before him,
Loosing cordial pungence,
Of lavender and irises,
Of mock-orange and magnolias.
It will chide him.
Second Girl
Wandering, ponderous,
Slabbering with savage maul,
Yawning clouds of happy calico,
Of Persian rose and green,
Of amethyst and blue.
When this hun comes
Wandering, ponderous,
Slabbering with savage maul,
I shall lilt before him,
Yawning clouds of happy calico,
Of Persian rose and green,
Of amethyst and blue.
It will abash him.
Third Girl
Oh hellion!
Wandering, ponderous,
Slabbering with savage maul,
With cadences of crystal,
With cajoling warble;
His ears shall deliquesce.
I shall dew pure sibilations,
Pearly sibilations,
Paradisal sibilations,
Upon his turbid dome.
Oh,
Oh hellion!
When this hun comes
Wandering, ponderous,
Slabbering with savage maul,
I shall purl before him,
With cadences of crystal,
With cajoling warble;
His ears shall deliquesce.
I shall dew pure sibilations,
Pearly sibilations,
Paradisal sibilations,
Upon his turbid dome.
It will unravel him.