A Little Night Music movie

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[FREDRIK]<br>

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Now, as the sweet imbecilities <br>

Tumble so lavishly <br>

Onto her lap, <br>

Now, there are two possibilities: <br>

A, I could ravish her, <br>

B, I could nap. <br>

Say It's the ravishment, then we see <br>

The option <br>

That follows, of course: <br>

A, The deployment of charm, or <br>

B, The adoption <br>

Of physical force. <br>

Now, B might arouse her, <br>

But if I assume I trip on my trouser <br>

Leg crossing the room... <br>

Her hair getting tangled, <br>

Her stays getting snapped, <br>

My nerves would be jangled, <br>

My energy sapped... <br>

Removing her clothing <br>

Would take me all day, <br>

And her subsequent loathing <br>

Would turn me away, <br>

Which eliminates B <br>

And which leaves us with A. <br>

Now, insofar as approaching it, <br>

What would be festive <br>

But have its effect? <br>

Now, there are two ways of broaching it: <br>

A, the suggestive, <br>

And B, the direct. <br>

Say that I settle on B, to wit, <br>

A charmingly Lecherous mood, <br>

A, I could put on my nightshirt or sit <br>

Disarmingly, B, in the nude. <br>

That might be effective; <br>

My body's all right-- <br>

But not in perspective <br>

And not in the light. <br>

I'm bound to be chilly <br>

And feel a buffoon, <br>

But nightshirts are silly <br>

In mid-afternoon. <br>

Which leaves the suggestive, <br>

But how to proceed? <br>

Although she gets restive, <br>

Perhaps I could read. <br>

In view of her penchant <br>

For something romantic, <br>

De Sade is to trenchant <br>

And Dickens too frantic, <br>

And Stendhal would ruin <br>

The plan of attack, <br>

As there isn't much blue in "The Red and the Black." <br>

De Maupassant's candour <br>

Would cause her dismay, <br>

The Brontes are grander <br>

But not very gay, <br>

Her taste is much blander, <br>

I'm sorry to say, <br>

But is Hans Christian Ander- <br>

Sen ever risque? <br>

Which eliminates A... <br>

Now, with my mental facilities <br>

Partially muddied <br>

And ready to snap, <br>

Now, though there are possibilities <br>

Still to be studied, I might as well nap. <br>

Bow <br>

Though I must <br>

To adjust <br>

My original plan, <br>

How <br>

Shall <br>

I sleep <br>

Half as deep <br>

As I usually can, <br>

When now I still want and/or love you, <br>

Now as always, <br>

Now, Anne?<br>

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