Her
cleavage was her trade-mark,
In passing
taverns, pubs & inns,
Her proud
creamy silken mounds,
Joy of
gent´s dreams & steamy whims,
Her
mountains were always dressed,
In purple
satins & scarlet rubied lace,
Luring
away below, sly & slinky eyes,
From her
smiling, round & bonny face,
Her oyster
pearled & alabaster hills,
Were
moulded by men´s fly glances,
She always
knew what she was doing,
And led
them all on merry dances,
It was
where she kept her bank notes,
Also, a
faded letter from her dear love,
And in her
prayers at night, she´d ask,
“Please
don´t judge me from up above.”
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