Susanna 'The Dancing Snake' (Baudelaire)

And your body bends and stretches
Like a slim ship that braves
The sea it rolls and pitches
With yards tipping the waves  

And when, like the glacier melting
To swell a mountain stream S
aliva rises in your mouth
And brims your teeth, it seems  

As if I drank Bohemian wine
Tangy, invasive, tart
A liquid sky that sends a rain
Of stardust on my heart