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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required At Aphrodite's birthplace stands a shrine, where men have worshiped Venus drunk on wine And sipped the nectar not lent from the vine, of this world, Oh this world From daughter unto daughter flowers unfurl, in this world, Oh this world In this world, Oh this world If Paradise was opening the Pearl, to find the grinding oyster of this world To irritate to make a mate to hold, but hesitate to break the Siren's hold Then in the end that strength becomes a burl, and ugly grows the nature of this world Of this world, Oh this world She comes unburdened by this careless world, too soon to labor neath those baby curls Because all of the power in this world, rests on the broader shoulders of this world Of this world, Oh this world Of this world, Oh this world The iron fist inside the velvet glove, would drape those lovely shoulders with fake pearls And weight those shapely shoulders they would whirl, through this world, Oh this world Through this world, Oh this world Among the greatest voices muses blessed, one never had the chance to lull to rest Never got to sing a lullaby, to the daughter stolen from her side To the daughter stolen from her side From the daughter to the mother of the pearl Of this world, Oh this world In this world, Oh this world
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