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Catena Aurea |
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The rap artist Lucy Audacious |
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Vexed Augustine, Thom, and Ignatius |
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With how pretty her face is |
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And whether her grace is |
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Sufficient or just efficacious. |
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They ponder fine points of divinity |
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To explicate her femininity |
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Like flames to a moth |
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These men of the cloth |
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Are drawn within half of infinity. |
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Although Xavier evangelized |
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With blessings quite ably disguised, |
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To pass for a martyr |
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You’ve got to try harder |
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Or fade away, unrecognized. |
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Scholars scan Lucy’s lyrics with care |
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To construe one gold lock of her hair. |
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Cataloging her acts |
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They can ferret out facts, |
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But to grasp her they haven’t a prayer. |