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Sep 2017
Melanie, an uncommon primate from Akhetaten,
Her eyes burn with energy as coal,
An aura that's so graceful; would bring humbleness,
To even Pella's golden youth.

She's sung in the streets of Xiangyang,
With praises of a Qin princess.
Rumour has it that a See once,
Perpended dropping his Pallium for her matrimony.

Why wouldn't she take these as mere compliments?
Something well mastered by we mischievous mortals,
We who would laud a Muse to skin bleaching.

Why would she bethink herself divine?
Just cause Vinci once portrayed,
her as "The Black Madonna".
Written by
Evans  26/M
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   Manuel Hutchinson
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