| "I intoxicate you. | |
| "Will you confess this in a letter "you must write immediately and do all you can to console me in it, "make it rich as a draft of poppies to intoxicate me, | |
| - And I'm so handsome, I intoxicate you. | |
| A surge of noise fills my ears it rings across every gathering I have let your passion fill my heart and intoxicate me | |
| Again and again, your body countours, your walk, your smile intoxicate me with your beautiful eyes | |
| "I intoxicate you. | |
| "Will you confess this in a letter "you must write immediately and do all you can to console me in it, "make it rich as a draft of poppies to intoxicate me, | |
| - And I'm so handsome, I intoxicate you. | |
| A surge of noise fills my ears it rings across every gathering I have let your passion fill my heart and intoxicate me | |
| Again and again, your body countours, your walk, your smile intoxicate me with your beautiful eyes | |
| "Love is a intoxicant, romance intoxicates" | |
| "Love's union intoxicates the air" | |
| "The moon outshines the very bonfires where we roast our fish, hazy in the spring sky. The chill breeze intoxicates. | |
| "The nectar intoxicates the bees" | |
| "this moment of bliss intoxicates me" | |
| "Love is a intoxicant, romance intoxicates" | |
| "Love's union intoxicates the air" | |
| "The moon outshines the very bonfires where we roast our fish, hazy in the spring sky. The chill breeze intoxicates. | |
| "The nectar intoxicates the bees" | |
| "this moment of bliss intoxicates me" | |
| "..intoxicated." | |
| "A little intoxicated is my life. " | |
| "An invincible attraction, a progression of delicate and devouring pleasures, she was intoxicated by it, she felt all her loves had been orgies." | |
| "As the musky scent of man "and Marshall's sure-footed traction intoxicated and overpowered me." | |
| "Flying about intoxicated all around." | |
| " Other stimulants supplied the place and kept up "the intoxicating dream, the fever, and the madness of his early impressions." | |
| "'Your eyes are no less intoxicating, but..."' | |
| "As each day passes, my nightmares become more intoxicating." | |
| "Boys are the most intoxicating thing in the world." | |
| "From your intoxicating eyes." | |
| "..intoxicated." | |
| "A little intoxicated is my life. " | |
| "An invincible attraction, a progression of delicate and devouring pleasures, she was intoxicated by it, she felt all her loves had been orgies." | |
| "As the musky scent of man "and Marshall's sure-footed traction intoxicated and overpowered me." | |
| "Flying about intoxicated all around." | |
| " Other stimulants supplied the place and kept up "the intoxicating dream, the fever, and the madness of his early impressions." | |
| "'Your eyes are no less intoxicating, but..."' | |
| "As each day passes, my nightmares become more intoxicating." | |
| "Boys are the most intoxicating thing in the world." | |
| "From your intoxicating eyes." | |
