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Gypsy

She dresses in gossamer veils of scarlet and lures men to her noose As they carelessly pour Fortune's gold into her nimble, covetous hands And they hang themselves among the other piteous lepers before them. As cruel as the Inferno, she drags them under as an enchantress would her dupes; As beauteous as the beloved Aphrodite with eyes of white marble She adds these dim men to her vast collection of trifles. Then she disappears and I know she won't return. For she is the Gypsy's Best.
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marie-helle-frasier
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Oct 3, 2011
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