Slattern Decapitated
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Slattern Decapitated
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Lick her silkened golden flesh
as it slowly ride the lips
as he gripped
her velvet hips
|Anger risen
death envisioned
cold blood
engines now
a clear betrayel
love to death be-vowed
|Like succubi
his heart shall die
her treason to his will
snuffed this dimmest flame
by king's rue law she shalt be killed
|Sighed
taste no more
of the diseased lust
Henry, decapitates
could he hath truly loved
|These filthy whores
gore and thy whore
|Ardency, bringing her to the guillotine
denote slattern cleaved at throat
whilst this bestial bid
for all who did
betray his love
|To you
slattern decapitated
to end unto
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