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Paris

Lead rooftops from Montmartre

You look down at them

The sun reflected right back at you

A glimpse of heaven

God's design

Making the city glitter

But you don't believe in him

The historically portrayed white man

The stem

The root

Of your cynic patriarchal spite

He only gave you an eye for

The famous white authors

And the missing woman legacy

The lack-lustre masculine flair

Of our HIStory

He gave you faith

And you put it in Bikini ****

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