Sensualism (a.k.a. Sensual Love, in The Maniac)

Beneath a low front, where the loosened curls
    Lurk, snare-like, in laborious unconcern, 
    Large eyes their languid orbs voluptuous turn,
Till the fired brain of giddy Folly whirls; 
With conscious tempting her full lip unfurls
    Its honied blossoms, and the red cheeks bum
    With pride and shame, whose fire, ye well discern, 
Sullies their crystal'd amethysts and pearls. 
Her mien invites, while her just lifted hand
    Repels, coquetting, but to beckon back; 
On purples couched, by dizzying odors fanned,
    She sighs her breath, with poison on its track, 
And hearts are withered in its hot simoon, 
Like dewless flowers amid a tropic noon.