No.736 |
26th January 2009 |
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The great geneticist in the sky Framed her beauty, her curves, her skin A modern venus to delight the eye To stir the passions from within So why then should she choose to try To modify that great design To dull her hair with blackened dye And pierce her tongue that was so fine To purple bruise her skin with tattoed sign Banksien graffiti to despoil her classic line That cigarette the symbol of self hate That contemptuous disregarding of her fate ........ Ah me, despite the harshness of my rhyme Dear God oh how I wish that she were mine |
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