A song may be sung,
But may not yet be sprung
On the tip of her tongue,
Whisper farewell to her young.
In thought of no return,
Might she watch the devil burn.
Nothing of her real concern.
But she may still yearn.
Wanting to see,
But never to be
in the depths of her plea,
a fiery sea.
Beneath the dirt,
Filled with the hurt,
Might she alert
Might she assert
The other ones
A million hot suns
People with guns
Unfaithful nuns
Down in her personal hell.
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