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Helen
Her snake-dance was a potboiler
When the crowd stared her pelvis
They mysteriously vanished down
Towards her assets barely covered
One day she was married to a baron
She bedded him for his skirmish desires
And killed him one last time on earth
She bathed in his poisonous blood
And chewed his bones to abominate
Then she peed over his white body
Washing away the sins of his soul
A woman was born that day from an Eve
That gave birth to apples for evils
Her sacramental serpent became devious
To wage a war between the sexual breed
Shall one compare her to Helen of Troy?
When the crowd stared her pelvis
They mysteriously vanished down
Towards her assets barely covered
One day she was married to a baron
She bedded him for his skirmish desires
And killed him one last time on earth
She bathed in his poisonous blood
And chewed his bones to abominate
Then she peed over his white body
Washing away the sins of his soul
A woman was born that day from an Eve
That gave birth to apples for evils
Her sacramental serpent became devious
To wage a war between the sexual breed
Shall one compare her to Helen of Troy?
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