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She bathed with roses again To mask the stinking odor that crawls onto her every night and day She wore her silky red dress And her body, Oh! her perfectly carved body The Gods have bestowed her such radiant beauty But her skin is nothing compared to yours nor mine 'cause hers is like the skin of a deceased. Face and neck filled with freckles but some really aren't And her pink soft lips shed liquor As the wind tickles her sensitive covering Dark spots covered her body but it led her back to heaven. Her giggles sound so sweet but swear you'd hate it. Morning and she's sinned She found herself wearing nothing but skin   So she bathed with roses again Doing her best to cleanse herself But she got hundreds of Eros and she's the only muse. No matter how fast she runs They'd still follow her. She couldn't outrun her fate, she's born to serve men
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Apr 10, 2019
Apr 10, 2019 at 8:27 AM UTC
Her Fate
She bathed with roses again To mask the stinking odor that crawls onto her every night and day She wore her silky red dress And her body, Oh! her perfectly carved body The Gods have bestowed her such radiant beauty But her skin is nothing compared to yours nor mine 'cause hers is like the skin of a deceased. Face and neck filled with freckles but some really aren't And her pink soft lips shed liquor As the wind tickles her sensitive covering Dark spots covered her body but it led her back to heaven. Her giggles sound so sweet but swear you'd hate it. Morning and she's sinned She found herself wearing nothing but skin   So she bathed with roses again Doing her best to cleanse herself But she got hundreds of Eros and she's the only muse. No matter how fast she runs They'd still follow her. She couldn't outrun her fate, she's born to serve men
—Always save your dignity.
crstne
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Apr 10, 2019
Apr 10, 2019 at 8:27 AM UTC
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