Prudence
Prudence
Wears a white dress
Arrayed in diamonds
A veil clothing her like
A mother's swaddle
In hopes that she may remain
An innocent babe
For the rest of her days
But Prudence,
Dearest Prudence of ours
Was tragically wearing a white dress
When she spilled the wine
Called Virginity
All over the diamonds of Promise
And the glass shattered
All over her veil
And Prudence,
Wearing her beautiful white dress
Revealed herself,
Escaping the swaddle of the
Veil's motherly arms
Maturing as she wore
Red on her bosom,
And she walked the stage
Graduating into the school
Of Whores
Prudence,
Decidingly, decided
Not to allow her name to
Be conjoined,
A siamese twin
By the wicked step-father of
A man, so she
Gave herself her own name
Contradictory to the state
Of her ol' pal Virginity
And she called herself
Prudence
As she wears broken glass
For the veil
Which is to be uncovered
Like the blood of a
Hymen,
Decides to break the glass
With the broken heel
From the arrow which
Impaled her poor little
Heel,
And with her blood
She sacrificed to Molek
And in exchange
Gave herself
The adorning name of
Prudence
As she wore a shattered glass
Veil
With the name called
Jezebul, the Whore of
Babylonia
Prudence
Wears a white dress
Arrayed in the diamonds
Of her casualities
Known as her wineglass
Lovers
And Prudence
Gets naked,
In hopes that her
Diamond lovers
Squeeling with their
Decapitated heads
May come back to
Life
But Prudence
Is a liar
For she wears a white dress
Covered with a glass-shattered
Veil
And she may never know how
To clean up that damned
Wine off of her
Damned
Dress!