Design For The List Of Pictures

Priapus, with his god's virility,
With woman's breads that passionately rise,
His eyes convulsed with sinister irony,
His mouth that laughs, sinister as his eyes;
Hair wild and wanton, tipped with the ivory
Of the moon's crescent out of sunless skies;
Garlands of leaves and roses furiously
Around his body in disorder twine;
The candlesticks emit a shaken flame;
A mad boy kneels, a Cupid, with peacock wings,
Laughs like Priapus; a monstrous Thing, malign,
Glides in the air. Which is it shakes with sharne?
Catullus to his infamous Lesbia sings.