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The Wolf and the Red Hood
Оглавление«You are buff», she said:
«You make me feel so good.»
«You are pretty», he sped:
«I wish you to be my Red Hood.»
«You are too voracious and big,
Don’t you break this twig?»
«You are flexible like a snake,
Nothing can you break.»
He wolfed the Red Hood every day,
From early morn up to night, as prey;
She groaned and moaned under the beast;
Both desired that freaking feast.
Many years have passed since…
The old lady put a carnation
On the grave of Wolf’s location
To serve remembrance of her prince.
The diary of lives, quite common,
Forgotten unlike Tutankhamen.
Tutankhamen — a pharaoh of the Ancient Egypt.
