She is that girl you always meet,
As you walk down a busy street;
That officegirl across the hall,
Or someone's partner at a ball;
That dearest love now in your arms,
Or song diva with haughty charms,
Covered with beauty's coat-of-mail;
Or well exposed, in fashion's trail;
Are cavemen spared these glaring sights?
Just clubbing Eve on mating nights?
Of lore and myths sages employ,
Nefertiti, Helen of Troy,
How it escapes comprehension,
Eve's mysterious predilection;
What is she made of, cream and spice?
And liking men, but fearing mice?
Adam knows not how Eves are done,
He was asleep when God made one.
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